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Optical encoders feature articles

Content to inform, educate and inspire. Renishaw publishes a wide-range of insightful articles about its encoder technology, encoder products, and industry knowledge.

Open encoder
Introduction to encoders
This article aims to explain optical encoders in simple terms: it covers descriptions of what an encoder is, the different types of encoder, how they work and where they are used.
Land Rover BAR R1 in Bermuda
Race to innovate: digital position feedback for Land Rover BAR's America's Cup boat
Discover how Technical Leader Dr. Finlay Evans and his team raced to innovate special digital position sensors (encoders) for the Land Rover BAR race-yacht.
Digitally printed decorative tiles with a single-pass print head (courtesy of Xaar)
Revolution in ceramic tile printing signals renewed demand for encoders
This feature article examines the development of inkjet printing, a digitally driven, non-contact, high-definition method of printing patterns or images onto a wide range of substrates, and how the latest optical encoder solutions may help.
Amicra Nova
Why future SMT placement needs absolute encoder feedback
This article examines some of the future trends in SMT placement technology with a focus on the main drivers for near-term market growth between 2015 and 2020, as forecast by leading consultancy Frost and Sullivan, and the role of absolute optical encoder systems.
Quantum dots (editorial)
Will quantum dots make for a brighter future?
The commercialisation of quantum dot products signifies a revolution in the FPD industry, but how do state-of-the-art encoder solutions apply? This article explores the future of LED lighting and display technology and asks where we go from here.

More articles to come...