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Baumer Thalheim encoders are used to measure physical quantities such as speed, position, velocity, or angle (bai). They are sensors that convert mechanical displacement (du) into electrical signals (zhi), and are divided into incremental and absolute types. Incremental encoders generate pulse signals; the pulse count can be used to measure speed, length, or position. For absolute encoders, each position corresponds to a digital value of displacement. Inside the encoder is a rotating disk (code disk) with several transparent and opaque windows. A photoelectric receiver collects the intermittent light beams.