This utility model relates to the field of
encoder technology and discloses a magnetoelectric
encoder, including a mechanical rotating
assembly. The mechanical rotating
assembly includes a
retaining ring, a
bushing, a bracket, and a shaft. The
bushing is fixed to the center hole of the bracket by an
interference fit. This magnetoelectric
encoder, in this design, consists of a bracket, shaft,
bushing, and
retaining ring forming the basic mechanical rotating component. The front end of the shaft engages with a rotary seat, a spring is placed on the bushing, and a
magnet is inserted into the inner hole of the rotary seat. Rotating the shaft causes the outer teeth of the rotary seat to contact the spring's pawl, generating a positioning CC (CC)
sensation. Simultaneously, a switch pad is located above the
magnet to fix the switch piece and PCBA. The rotary seat drives the
magnet's rotation, causing its
magnetic field to change and generating a
signal that is output from the terminal to the end product. Compared to optoelectronic products, this design is structurally smaller, and the output
signal can be adjusted via a computer using an IC
chip, achieving the desired functions without changing the mechanical hardware. It also achieves IP
waterproofing.