Dual-Shaft Encoder EC11

Dual-Shaft EC11 Encoders with a precisely machined threaded body, these encoders are built for seamless panel mounting using their dedicated nut.

6,00 

 – Unmatched Versatility and Precision
Our EC11 dual-shaft encoders stand out in the market with unique features tailored for simulation panel applications. Designed with a precisely machined threaded body, these encoders are built for seamless panel mounting using their dedicated nut.

What sets our EC11 encoders apart:

   -Threaded Design: Ideal for secure and easy installation on simulation panels.
   -Complete Solution: They are compatible with our aluminum knobs for both inner and outer shafts, offering a polished and professional finish.
   -Enhanced Connectivity: Optional electronic board available for effortless cable soldering, ensuring a streamlined setup for your project.
Perfect for simulation enthusiasts and professionals, these encoders deliver functionality, reliability, and customization of your product

EC110703P6C-HA1 Rotary Encoder

  1. What are the electrical specifications?
  • Voltage: DC 5V
  • Current: Max 10mA, Min 0.5mA
  1. What is the resolution and output type?
  • Pulses per 360°: 15 per phase
  1. What are the mechanical characteristics?
  • Rotation: 360° (endless)
  • Detents: 30 (12° step)
  • Torque: 11.5 ± 8.5 mNm
  1. What is the lifespan of the encoder?
  • Rotational Life: 30,000 cycles @ 600–1000 cycles/h
  • Push-Pull Strength: 5 kgf (10 sec)
  • Tested Durability: Independently tested to exceed 100,000 cycles without performance degradation.
  1. What are the switch specifications?
  • Type: Push-on (single pole, single throw)
  • Rated Load: DC 5V, 10mA (Min 1mA)
  • Travel Distance: 0.5 mm
  • Operating Force: 6 ± 2N

The EC110703P6C-HA1 can be used with any controller that operates at 5V DC or lower, including:

  • Arduino (Uno, Mega, Leonardo, etc.)
  • Leo Bodnar (BU0836, BU0836A, BU0836X)
  • Microchip PIC and Atmel AVR-based microcontrollers
  • Raspberry Pi (with voltage level shifting)
  • STM32 and ESP32 (with 5V-tolerant inputs)
  • Other flight simulation and automation interfaces

⚠️ Ensure that the operating voltage does not exceed 5V DC, as higher voltages may damage the encoder.