Live Webinar- Sensing a Revolution: How Magnetic Sensing Technologies are Changing How You Use Rotary Encoders
Breakthroughs in microprocessing and signal filtering have resulted in new magnetic encoders that can rival the performance of optical sensors while being more robust and compact. Learn how to select an encoder for a given application and what the future holds.
For years controls and systems engineers have had to balance the robustness of magnetic encoders with the performance of optical encoders. However, this is no longer the case due to recent advances in magnetic sensing technologies.
Breakthroughs in microprocessing and signal filtering have resulted in new magnetic encoders that can rival the performance of optical sensors while being more robust and compact. Learn how to select an encoder for a given application and what the future holds.
Webinar Presenter: Jarrod Orszulak - Product Manager, POSITAL-FRABA Inc
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