Flux Gmbh releases white paper with inductive rotating encoder for next-generation applications

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Braunau am Inn, Austria, September 16, 2025 – Flux GmbH (Flux), a high-precision encoder company, has announced the publication of a new white paper examining the benefits of flux-induced technologies that enable next-generation performance across robotics, medical, aerosuke and defense applications.

This document is a white paper discussing flux-induced rotary encoders and is increasingly popular in a variety of applications. These encoders are recognized with robustness, low axis profiles, high resolution and accuracy. This paper outlines six compelling reasons for choosing a flux-induced encoder and two possible suboptimal scenarios.

“As demand for higher accuracy and reliability increases, it is important for engineers to understand both the benefits and limitations of encoder technology,” said Paul Tutzu, CEO of Flux Gmbh. “With this paper, I wanted to clearly see a clear view of when Flux’s induction rotary encoders could offer unparalleled performance and where other technologies are more suited.”

Inductive encoder technology, also used within IND-Max encoders, offers innovative solutions in the field of inductive absolute encoders, allowing you to create the smallest inductive absolute encoders without sacrificing performance capabilities. Exceptional immunity to magnetic and electromagnetic interference allows it to be integrated directly into all types of motors, but the modular design, which is ultra-lightweight, offers sophisticated customization and scalability.

About Flux Gmbh

Flux designs and manufactures high-performance encoders for precise position and speed feedback within closed-loop motion control systems. Flux Coders uses proven guidance and GMI technologies to ensure maximum application accuracy and reliability.

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