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Rotary Encoder with Switch

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There are total 5 pins on the encoders, 3 of them on one side are for rotary encoding which need a simple circuit to supply DC 5V. The remaining 2 pin go short whenever pressed. Please refer to example scheme for more clear understanding.


In the middle of 3 pins' side is COM port connect to GND . And other pins (A and B same side of GND) separate pull to +5v via 10k ohm resisters .


Connect the A and B directly to Arduino IO pins.


Arduino usage


Datasheet 1


Datasheet 2


Datasheet 3

Rotary Encoder with Switch

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There are total 5 pins on the encoders, 3 of them on one side are for rotary encoding which need a simple circuit to supply DC 5V. The remaining 2 pin go short whenever pressed. Please refer to example scheme for more clear understanding.

In the middle of 3 pins' side is COM port connect to GND . And other pins (A and B same side of GND) separate pull to +5v via 10k ohm resisters .

Connect the A and B directly to Arduino IO pins.

Arduino usage

Datasheet 1

Datasheet 2

Datasheet 3

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