[jedstudios]

I am looking to replace a dynapar encoder E1501000203 but can't find that # on dynapars site. does anyone know what I can use in it's place

Thanks
Jim

[Al_The_Man]

Send an email to Dynopar support and ask for the resolution and type of the encoder, the physical aspects you can measure.
Al.

[jedstudios]

Al
Thanks for the response, I had actually done that prior to asking on the forum. I have not gotten a reply yet. I read their model # description but it seems to not work for my model. Hopefully they will get back to me soon.

[Al_The_Man]

The E15 style does not show up in the cat. http://dynapar.com/uploadedFiles/_Si...010Catalog.pdf
Is it like the E14 series? If so Koyo sell a practically identical one, it appears yours is a 1000p/rev, you just need to check if it is differential or single ended, (6 signal leads or 3)
Al.

[jedstudios]

Al thanks for the reponse,

It has 3 leads, What does that mean differential or single ended.

[Al_The_Man]

??? A simple 2ch quadrature encoder is 4 leads minimum, if differential, 6 leads min, more if the encoder has a 1/rev marker pulse.
Unless you mean 3 leads PLUS 2 for power?
Al.