Development of Simulation System for Absolute Photoelectric Encoder

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To change the current phenomenon of “Being an armchair strategist” of photoelectric encoder, a virtual absolute photoelectric encoder is developed using virtual reality techniques. The fundamental theory of absolute photoelectric encoder is expatiated, and then the development strategy is included. Some key technologies and their resolutions are presented in development, including the formation methods for static coded disc and dynamic coded disc. The simulation examples of binary code and gray code are showed subsequently. This paper provides a worthwhile and meaningful assistive tool for the development of absolute photoelectric encoder.

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