How are they wired up?

myke
>> > Anyway, to sum up. I haven't been able to find optical encoders in the UK
>> > for less than 35 pounds. However, I am now using a Bourns mechanical
>> > quadrature encoder from Farnell which is relatively cheap at 3 pounds.
>> > Cirkit doesn't stock Bourns anymore.
>> >
>> > Thanks to some edge detection code, I am now Sorted!
>> >
>> > Anson Chuang
>>
>> Hi, I'm following this discution and did anyone have ever used Step Motor
>> as shaf encoder? I did a small test and it works very fine.
>>
>> Octavio
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>Yes, they are very strong and relatively cheap. I use them to replace pots on
>interactive exhibits, even the strongest most destructive child cant
>seem to break them.
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