Celera Motion Introduces Ultra-Lightweight Inductive Angle Encoder

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September 30, 2021

Celera Motion has recently introduced their new ultra-lightweight inductive angle encoders, featuring a bearingless, compact PCB construction with an ergonomic hollow bore design. These encoders require no calibration with no precision installation tolerances, and have absolute position feedback and an immunity to contamination.

These encoders also feature a reduced system weight and design envelope, and are optimized for use in rotary actuators, with robust position measurement and reliable feedback in demanding applications. Finally, they are simple to install and reduce OEM production time and cost.

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