Precision Potentiometer
The Midori potentiometer so-called position sensor is a precision sensor that converts mechanical displacement such as rotational angle, tilt angle,
liner displacement, and pressure variance to electrical signals.
The potentiometer has features of easy wiring and low current consumption.
Our unique potentiometers: Green Pot, Blue Pot, Orange Pot, W-w(Wire Wound) Pot are used for the highly advanced technological fields in the world.
: Hall Effect IC type contactless potentiometers >>
: Magneto-Resistive Element type contactless potentiometers>>
: Conductive Plastic type contact potentiometer>>
W-w : Wire-wound Potentiometer>>
Encoder
Unlike the position potentiometer, the encoder is not an analog output sensor but a digital output position sensor and since it is hardly invaded by electric
noise on the output signal, it is suitable for detailed measurements of long-distance transmission, wide angle, and high-speed operation which are not suited
for the potentiometer.
In the resent years, we started the development and commercializing of the magnetic encoders by making full use of magnetic sensor technology cultivated
over the years in the development of Blue Pots and Orange Pots.
Our magnetic encoder has the following features:
– It can be used even in harsh environment such as vibration, dust, dew condensation, and oil mist.
– High resolution 13-bit to 17-bit
– Miniaturization
– Reasonable price
In addition, we can provide the customized high precision multipolar magnet scale which is using in our encoders depending on the customer’s needs.
Technical Information (Blog Articles)
You can get many ideas and hint about the handling of precision potentiometer and encoder at the page.
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