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When one of our customers needed an encoder modified to work for their application, we turned around a custom variant for them within a matter of weeks.   Read More »

When one of our Mechanical Engineers was looking to automate an assembly process, his design included a robot with absolute positioning capability.   Read More »

We put a serial number on every one of our EM1 and EM2 modules and a manufacturer order number on encoder covers to track when individual components were made.   Read More »

US Digital's MD3 motor driver for stepper motors is a great solution for many in motion control. Check out this blog-video explaining configuration.   Read More »

US Digital offers our encoders in several packaging options to meet the varying needs of our customers. We provide bulk and individually packaged options.   Read More »

Use our Device Explorer app to easily test and configure our encoders and inclinometers. Call our tech service line Monday through Friday with any questions.   Read More »

All you need is a windows PC and a QSB to run the Quick Check to verify that an encoder’s expected resolution matches the output.   Read More »

Does your application require and absolute encoder or is an incremental encoder the best choice for your application? You will find the answer here.   Read More »

What is the difference between incremental and absolute encoders? This explanation provides practical answers to that question and includes a video.   Read More »

Looking for a small rotary encoder? This blog showcases US Digital's line of micro and miniature encoders, which handle shaft sizes as small as 1.5 mm.   Read More »