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![]() "Roger Leone" ) writes: Tim: There used to be a website with info on using surplus stepper motors as precision shaft encoders. I have been doing Google searches without success. Perhaps someone else will be able to provide a URL. It was Australian, I believe. Good luck. Roger K6XQ There was an article in "Radio Electronics" (or maybe it had morphed into "Electronics Now" by that point), I'd say around 1994 or so. The concept isn't much more than taking the outputs of the stepper and putting them through comparators to get a binary waveform. But of course, picking the right stepper is important since you need the fine steps, and I know when I brought this up before, someone had something to say against the concept, though I sure can't remember what they felt was wrong with the concept. Michael VE2BVW |
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