This looks like a potentiometer, but it’s actually an encoder switch!
It's a cascadable 360 ° rotary encoder switch with 20 pulses per revolution, and each pulse corresponds to a detent. There are LED lights set for each detent to allow users visually check the real-time status of the encoder.
For ease of use, the module is designed with I2C data output and configurable accuracy within 1~51 for every detent (set in the program). For instance, when it is set to 1, turn on one LED light by rotating 2.5 revolutions; when set to 51, then one LED light can be switched on by rotating one detent.
In order to apply to more scenarios, the encoder is equipped with a cascade function that enables the control of multiple output devices by occupying only one I2C interface, such as, simultaneously controlling light brightness, colour, volume, speed etc.
Example Diagram (Control RGB LEDs using three encoders)
Features
Pluggable cascade
I2C Data output, forward to increase, reverse to decrease
Onboard LED detent indicator
Allows setting 4 different I2C addresses by address switch
Specifications
Operating Voltage: 3.3V~5V
Total Rotating Angle: 360°
Pulses Per Revolution: 20
Interface: two Gravity connectors; I2C
Cascadable Device Number: 4
Rotation Lifespan: 30000±200 Cycles
Contact Resistance: ≤100mΩ
Insulation Impedance: 100MΩ above
Oscillation: <10ms press
Operating Temperature: -30℃~+80℃
Accuracy: 1~51
Minimum Settable Value: 1(Light up one LED when rotating 2.5 turns)
Maximum Settable Value: 51(Light up one LED when rotating 1 detent)
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Sophie F
Slough, United Kingdom
Gravity: 360 Degree Rotary Encoder Module
I am using this one as a volume control on my car audio system via i2c to a raspberry Pico which then connects to a raspberry pi with DAC over usb serial. The blue LEDs are bright, and it works with pi Pico nicely over i2c with the examples. Neat solution.