Single ended spindle encoder (5i25+7i76)
12 Jul 2016 16:32 #77348
by Chibs
Replied by Chibs on topic Single ended spindle encoder (5i25+7i76)
What I mean is it's 5VP to the + of phototransistor and the - of the phototransistor to ENC +, sorry if I wrote it confusingly.
I think my thought process was that the phototransistor would not conduct at all when blocked, but I'm now understanding it simply changes resistance.
I'm afraid I don't fully understand how to wire up the resistor and what value to use. Would it go between the - of the transistor and ENC +, or from - to ground, while - also goes to ENC +?
I think my thought process was that the phototransistor would not conduct at all when blocked, but I'm now understanding it simply changes resistance.
I'm afraid I don't fully understand how to wire up the resistor and what value to use. Would it go between the - of the transistor and ENC +, or from - to ground, while - also goes to ENC +?
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12 Jul 2016 17:28 #77352
by andypugh
There is a small diagram in the datasheet.
Replied by andypugh on topic Single ended spindle encoder (5i25+7i76)
I'm afraid I don't fully understand how to wire up the resistor and what value to use. Would it go between the - of the transistor and ENC +, or from - to ground, while - also goes to ENC +?
There is a small diagram in the datasheet.
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12 Jul 2016 20:28 #77356
by Chibs
Replied by Chibs on topic Single ended spindle encoder (5i25+7i76)
Ah, totally missed that one. That did the trick, 100 Ohm resistor from the Phototransistor - to ground. Now everything's spindling just fine.
I have much to learn. Thanks a ton!
I have much to learn. Thanks a ton!
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