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DuraCoder Features

Heaviest duty 2.5" rotary shaft
encoder available - anywhere!

  • Cost-saving durability
  • Resolver-based reliability
  • Field programmable
    output resolution
  • Wide range of applications
  • More...
FEATURES:

Cost-saving
Durability

Resolver-based
Reliability

Field Program
Output Resolution


Wide Range of
Applications

DuraCoder : Rotary Shaft Encoders : Features

The AMCI DuraCoder is a rotary shaft encoder engineered to save customers time and money. Utilizing an innovative resolver-based design, this optical encoder replacement delivers reliable position feedback.

Several features set this family of rotary encoders apart from the competition; namely, its cost saving durability, field programmability, and wide range of applications.

AMCI DuraCoder has earned a "bulletproof" reputation among established machine builders and successful system integrators. Here are some of the reasons why experts accept no subsititutes when it comes to DuraCoder - the world's toughest industrial grade 2.5" rotary shaft encoders.

Cost Saving Durability  back to top ^

Traditionally, resolvers have offered the highest reliability in the industrial sector. However, until now their durability has come with a relatively high cost per unit.

At a much lower price, optical rotary encoders have proven a more economical solution for many applications. But the relative fragility of their constructions typically leads to the need for frequent replacement.

The AMCI DuraCoder represents a technological advance that gives you a new and optimum choice. The DuraCoder combines the durability of a resolver at optical rotary encoder pricing, bringing you the finest industrial encoder on the market today.


Resolver-based Reliability  back to top ^

Featuring an integrated NEMA 4 housing, the AMCI DuraCoder utilizes a brushless resolver sensor. Absolute over a single turn, the resolver was originally developed for military applications and has benefited from more than 50 years of continuous use and development. what is a resolver? »

AMCI recognized the benefits of the resolver, designed to withstand the punishment of a military application, and incorporated this rotary position sensor into the DuraCoder's design. Through superior engineering, AMCI has combined the time tested reliability of a resolver with advanced electronics, enabling accurate rotary position feedback in virtually any application. No matter how hot, humid, dusty, oily, or mechanically demanding the environment, DuraCoder is ready.


Field Programmable Output Resolution  back to top ^

The Incremental and Digital version of DuraCoder can be field-programmed for any output resolution required in today's industrial environment. This breakthrough product reduces stocking inventory for machines builders by enabling them to utilize one programmable DuraCoder for all of the rotary encoder needs.

Instead of purchasing several different rotary encoders dependent on application requirements, system integrators can now stock one DuraCoder and field program the output resolution on the fly.

Ordering is simplified, stocking and lead time hassles are eliminated, and the DuraCoder's flexibility permits swapping with other machines and applications, irrespective of their configuration requirements.

Wide Range of Applications more info »

AMCI's DuraCoder is a field programmable rotary shaft encoder, possessing unbelievable flexibility. Its primary function is to convert rotary motion into useful information. The core parameters determined are speed, rate, velocity, distance, position, or direction. A typical application will use one or more of these parameters as feedback to the controller in a motion control system.