What Is an Encoder? | Encoder Working Principle Explained Simply (PLC & Automation)

What Is an Encoder? | Encoder Working Principle Explained Simply (PLC & Automation) An encoder is a sensor used to measure position, speed, and direction of a rotating shaft. It converts mechanical motion into electrical signals. Encoders are widely used in PLCs, CNC machines, motors, and robotics. There are mainly two types: incremental and absolute encoders. This video explains encoder working in simple language with practical examples. #Encoder #EncoderWorking #IncrementalEncoder #AbsoluteEnc

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How do you review a 180,000-line Claude Code generated pull-request? AI coding tools like Claude, Github Copilot, and Codex are generating unreviewable slop code pull requests and quietly building technical debt in your codebase, but the Claude Codebase leak proved a few new ways to clean up messy Claude generated software. We shipped a 180,000-line Claude-generated PR and learned the hard way. Here's how we fixed our dev process: moving QA earlier in the pipeline, and two prompting tricks that

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