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GVS series Gear tooth sensor provides speed sensing capabilities using an integrated Hall-effect sensor in conjunction with a permanent magnet which supplies a bias field, this ready-to use pick-up directly senses rotating ferrous gear and other similar gear type target. GVS speed sensor is a non-contact, solid state ferrous detecting device with a switched output. Its unique design provides a low cost solution for a wide range of speed sensing applications, especially those requiring true zero speed performance. This device utilizes a Hall Effect sensor that is internally biased with a permanent magnet and detects the interaction from an external ferrous target. Unlike earlier Hall based products, this device automatically detects changes in target position or symmetry to compensates for these changes. This specialized feature eliminates the need to externally calibrate or mechanically adjust each sensor for optimum performance. In addition, electronic hysteresis built into the device eliminates false triggering due to mechanical backlash and vibration.
Features:
Digital Output Signal
Gear Tooth Sensing Capability
No Rotary Orientation Concerns
Operation from –40°C to 125°C
Short Circuit Protection
Zero Speed Operation
High Speed (15kHz) Operation
6.3-24 VDC Operation
Nickel plated, Brass housing
PVC jacketed cable
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AI-Tek has taken its years of experience of designing and manufacturing Hall Effect sensors for engine timing applications and has developed a line of durable products for industrial use.
With multiple standard variations we offer the widest range of standard catalog sensors to meet your various design needs. The design is flexible to easily meet all of your application requirements.
The Hall Effect sensor can sense each change in target movement, regardless of speed, from near zero to 15 kHz frequency range, generating a steady pulse train of frequency proportional to target speed. Typically, each time a gear tooth (or any ferrous discontinuity) passes in front of the sensor the output changes state. This type of sensor is known as a "P" type because it uses N-P-N transistor logic (as opposed to "N" type, which uses P-N-P transistor logic).
Key features to note are:
- Reverse voltage protection, up to -30 Vdc, to prevent damage if miswired
- Higher temperature range of -40°C to +125°C
- Wide range of supply voltage in single design of 4.5 - 24 Vdc
- Two output options of Supply Tracking or TTL Compatible
- Rugged design meeting IEC 77 Standards (European Railroad Applications)
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OPTIPACT Optical length and velocity sensor
- Contact-free optical measurement principle
- Measurement in 2 orthogonal axes
- Compact industrial design (120mm x 47,5mm x 42mm)
- Velocity range up to 4 m/s
- Detection of standstill and direction of motion
- Allows deviation from nominal working distance
- Suited for rough and smooth surfaces
- Measurement uncertainty <1 %
- Self adapting to measurement object
- Long life LED illumination
- Programmable via Graphical User Interface
- Protection class IP 65
- Price for one piece: < 1000€
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Al-Tek Instruments manufactures hundreds of different designs of speed sensors.
Designed to meet severe industrial, automotive and aerospace environments, Al-Tek speed sensors, will provide reliable, around-the-clock operation for many years under adverse conditions. Our design engineers have paid particular attention to trouble areas such as vibration, shock, extreme temperatures, wet, oily and corrosive atmospheres. Many of our speed sensors are specifically designed for high temperature, high or low speeds, various targets or for precise accuracy and timing applications. Al-Tek uses primarily the two technologies of variable reluctance, and Hall effect to convert motion into an electronic signal. By selecting the best technology for a specific application we can assure years of reliable performance.
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No-Contact Sensors – no maintenance, no wear, easy in use, economical
Select the function principle to fit the application:
· The Differential Hall-Effect Principle for hard ambiance engineering conditions, detecting very low up to high speed, with sharp spatial resolution, hermetically sealed in stainless steel enclosure, rejecting noise, accepting high pressure and wide temperature range. Version with direction sensing available.
· The Opto-Electronic Principle, versatile to detect rotation of any material, sensing distance with Laser up to
2 meters.
· The low cost Eddy Current Principle for all metallic parts from zero up to medium speed.
· The Magnetic Pick up Principle for steel parts up to 200 °C.
Wheel Transmitters to run on a roll or web
Speed range 0 – 3000 m/min.
Incremental Encoders to connect a rotating shaft by coupling or hollow shaft version
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Hall-effect sensors for speed, rotation and direction control of mechanical parts, such as wheels, gears, camshafts and drive shafts
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GREEN LINE - Industrial speed sensors
The GreenLine family is the newest line of industrial speed sensors and control modules from JAQUET TECHNOLOGY GROUP.
These sensors and tachometers provide solutions for speed sensing and control applications both for end users and small OEM’s. Our offering of 50 plus sensors are available with VR or Hall technologies with cable or connector interfaces. Sizes range from 3/8-24 and M10X1 to 3/4-16 and M16X1.5. Sensor capability ranges from zero speed to high frequency detection and all units have sealed sensing areas to prevent liquid intrusion. Also available are direction sensing units and hazardous location versions for both North America (NEC, CEC) and Europe (ATEX) (Q4 2007).
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JAQUET speed sensors are robust, durable and reliable and designed to endure the most demanding ambient conditions. JAQUET sensors can be used in a multitude of applications e.g. in diesel and gas engines, turbo-chargers, turbines, pumps and compressors - just to name a few. Please also take a look at Market Specific Solutions (http://www.jaquet.com/Market-specific-solutions.70.0.html) - and you'll learn more about how and what JAQUET products are used in your industry and specific application.
Thanks to JAQUET's wide selection of standard sensors and custom design and manufacturing capabilities, we will always be able to supply a sensor / speed sensing solution that meets your specific technical requirements and/or is designed specifically for your application - this ensures secure and accurate speed measurement information for optimum control efficiency.
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These sensors use various magnetic proximity measuring principles to monitor the speeds of machine components in a range between 0 and 30,000 rpm.
The application itself determines the measuring principle used. Rheintacho offers a wide range of standard products for the most varied applications, with suitable measuring systems and electronics, as well as appropriate housings, designs and connections. As well as this, we also provide custom solutions, quickly and inexpensively.
Rheintacho specializes in developing and manufacturing sensors for the harshest environments. The sensors' resistance to high pressure, temperature changes, electromagnetic interference, aggressive media, water and steam jets is crucial for their operability and service life.
Rotational speed sensor applications:
Ships' engines
Communal power stations
Wind power plants
Emergency power units
Hydraulic drives (hydro motors)
Electric drives (Material Handling)
Road-building machinery
Cranes
Agricultural machinery
Printing and paper machines
Special machinery
Standard sensor features at a glance:
Frequency range from true 0 Hz to 30,000 Hz
Pressure resistance up to 500 bar as standard
Extremely leakproof due to patented individual wire sealing
Resistant to (hydraulic) oil, salt, alkaline solutions and acid
Wide operating temperature range (-40°C to +165°C)
Highly resistant to changes in temperature
Highly resistant to electromagnetic interference (EMC/ESD)
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Rotational Speed Sensor Type FUA9192
Optical probe for measurements of rotational speed, designed as retroreflective photoelectric sensor for photoelectric detection of rotational speeds or events.
For evaluation of the pulses, the tachometer probe is equipped with a specific frequency meter module that calculates the number of revolutions per minute from the time period between two pulses. A stable read-out is achieved by averaging over a minimum of 500 ms.
Easy application:
A reflective adhesive tape is attached to the moving part and the probe is aligned with it. For function control purposes a yellow signal lamp at the rear side of the probe will be on when the reflective adhesive tape is recognised.
To increase the operation reliability the sensitivity can be adjusted through a potentiometer.
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Honeywell speed sensors using Variable Reluctance sensing technology are simple, rugged devices that do not require an external voltage source for operation. The output signal of a VRS sensor is an ac voltage that varies in amplitude and wave frequency as the speed of the monitored device changes, and is usually expressed in peak to peak voltage (Vp-p). Honeywell offers VRS sensors for general purpose, high output, power output, high resolution, high temperature and hazardous location applications, as well as low-cost molded versions.
Best Used For:
Engine RPM (revolutions per minute) measurement on aircraft, automobiles, boats, buses, trucks and rail vehicles; motor RPM measurement on drills, grinders, lathes and automatic screw machines; process speed measurement on food, textile, paper, woodworking, printing, tobacco and pharmaceutical industry machinery; wheel-slip measurement on autos and locomotives; gear speed measurement.
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Ramsey Series 60-200 Motion Monitoring Systems offer a choice of versatile and reliable packages for monitoring underspeed, overspeed and zero speed conditions on various machinery and systems by sensing the speed variations of rotating parts.
Customers can choose from either mechanically coupled (shaft-driven) or non-contacting proximity type sensors, depending on their particular application requirements and design preferences. Either type of sensor can then be tied to the Ramsey 60-200 programmable motion monitor.
Ramsey Model 60-200 Control
The Ramsey 60-200 Programmable Motion Monitor is a versatile microprocessor-based controller that can be used with any Ramsey sensors, or in some cases, as the control device matched with compatible pulse output sensors from other sources.
Programmable Control Features
Start-Up Delay: 0-99 seconds
Alarm Setpoint(s): 0-160%
Alarm Delay: 0-99 seconds
Restart Mode: Power Up, Remote Relay Input
Begin Start-Up Delay: Power Up, First Pulse
Alarm Reset: Manual (Latched), Automatic
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Hall-Effect Zero Speed Sensor (HS)
Non-contact magnetic sensors that measure the distortion of magnetic field created by a ferrous target. Hall-Effect Zero speed sensors provide very precise measurements of movement even at zero speed which makes the Hall-Effect zero speed sensors ideal for speed measurements. Hall-effect zero speed sensors provide digital output with constant amplitude signal regardless of variation of the speed.
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Wheel Speed Sensor, Gear Speed Sensor : Hall Effect Speed Sensors
Gill Speed Sensors use a dual element hall effect device to detect changing magnetic fields in the presence of a toothed ferrous metal target wheel. Tried and proven in F1 championship gearboxes, our speed sensors are suitable for either gearbox or wheel speed sensing.
With robust fully encapsulated constructions, unique internal designs and sealing methods, the sensors may be fully immersed in oil at high temperature without reduction in performance.
We currently have several differential speed sensor designs available and have the ability to rapidly produce custom products if required.
- Zero Speed to 20KHz
- No Moving Sensor Parts
- High Temperature Operation to 150°C
- Robust
- Thermally Stable
- Compact
- Lightweight
- Custom Designs Available
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The 907 XP (explosion-proof) Hall-effect sensor produces a digital pulse signal for use with speed switches, tachometers, counters, signal conditioners, or can be used as a direct pulse generator.
As a pulser disc or split collar wrap (mounted on the monitored shaft) rotates, the target magnets pass in front of the sensor. The Hall-effect sensor switches high and low as it is exposed to the alternating polarity of the magnets on the disc or wrap, producing a digital pulse output.
The recommended gap distance between the sensor and pulse generator is 1/4 inch +/- 1/8 inch. The gap flexibility makes the sensors tolerant of vibration, slight shaft run-out, minor misalignment, and other industrial elements. The 907 XP sensors are used in applications requiring explosion-proof ratings, or in applications where the sensor may be subject to abuse.
The sensors can be mounted up to 1500 feet from the control unit - speed switch, tachometer, etc. They are powered by 5-25 Vdc and provide an NPN Open Collector output. The 907 XP sensor has an XLB-3 enclosure which is C.S.A. approved and UL rated for Class I Group D; Class II Group E, F, G; Class III. It has a 1-inch NPT conduit opening, and is provided with a mounting bracket.
The 907 XP Hall-effect sensor is the standard EXPLOSION PROOF sensor for most Electro-Sensors systems.
Features:
- Non-contact sensing
- NPN open collector output
- Signal transmits up to 1500 feet
- Large gap distance between sensor and target
- Simple to install and set up
- Optional EZ100 bracket assembly available
- 10ft cable standard - additional lengths available
- High temperature option available - consult factory
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SLS is an internal battery-powered optical speed sensor utilizing a visible 3R laser to produce a TTL pulse output. Operating range up to 65 feet (19.8m) with reflective tape and up to 3 feet (1m) off contrasting color targets, keyways, bolt heads or blades. The "smart" feature provides auto gain for best performance in any light. SLS also offers manual tuning for precise triggering of portable data collectors, analyzers and balancers. Comes complete with universal re-charger and tripod mounting bushing.
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Speed sensors are designed for installation in drives as an alternative to the conventional encoders. They are contactless and are equipped with a magnetic scanning system which, in conjunction with a toothed wheel as measuring scale permits the measurement of rotary motion. This solution is exceptionally space saving.
The speed sensors are designed for highly reliable speed and direction measurements starting from 0 Hz and - due their metallic housings - are suitable for even the harshest working conditions. In addition, they tolerate large air gaps between target wheel and sensor element. The sensor elements, the magnet and the integrated electronic system are incorporated in state-of-the-art micro system technology and are fully encapsulated. The design together with subsequent circuitry ensures an electrically and mechanically robust product.
Advantages:
* The miniaturized sensors are dew-point proof, do not wear and are insensitive to dirt, shock and vibration.
* The toothed wheels can be adapted to any machine geometry (interior and exterior diameter, impulse number).
* MiniCoders require no maintenance and thus have a low cost of ownership.
* This extremely flexible system offers you not only long term reliability but also solutions to gain a competitive edge.
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Sensing engine speed and providing an electrical, hydraulic, or pneumatic signal when the engine reaches a specific set point.
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Infineon is today's world leading semiconductor supplier for magnetic speed sensors for automotive applications as ABS, Transmission and Engine Management.
Find in the following our selection of rotational speed sensors for these applications:
Different types of sensors are available in order to provide a best fit for your individual application, for 2 or 3-wire interfaces, with or without direction detection, with or without vibration suppression, including application tailored sensors like ones with integrated capacitors (-C types) and first edge detection (-1 types) or for special ESD requirements.
Due to Infineon ’ s high quality standards as experienced automotive semiconductor supplier, after several hundred million units sold, our speed sensors have proven to be the perfect match for wheel speed sensing in all aspects of functionality, robustness and flexibility.
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Velocity sensors MSZ214 and MSZ218 are electro-magnetic transducers with self excitation.
MSZ214 has a diameter of 14 mm (M14 thread) and MSZ218 a diameter of 18 mm (M18 thread).
- Contactless sensing of mechanical motion such as the rotational speed of drives or shafts.
- Pulses are generated by the movement of ferrous gear teeth, for
example, as they pass the sensor head.
- The electronic control circuitry and sensor head are designed as an
integral unit.
- The electronic control circuitry is reverse polarity protected.
- A digital output is available corresponding to the frequency of
movement past the sensor.
- Available either with 2 m permanent cable or with 3 pole connector
Supply voltage:
DC 5...36 V
Power consumption:
5 mA
Measuring range:
up to 20 kHz
Output:
open-collector-NPN
Umax = 40 V
Imax = 40 mA
Connection:
2 m Cable
Connector
Housing material:
stainless steel 1.4305/AISI 303
Degree of protection:
IP67 version with cable
IP65 version with connector
Mounting method:
outer thread M 14x1
outer thread M 18x1
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Variable-reluctance sensors are preferred for industrial and automotive environments, because they sustain mechanical vibration and higher temperature operation. In most applications, they sense a steel target that is part of a rotating assembly. Because the unprocessed signal amplitude is proportional to target speed, a sensor whose signal-processing circuitry is designed for high speed ceases to function at some lower rate of rotation.
Variable Reluctance sensors are often referred to a 'passive' magnetic sensor because it does not need to be powered. Variable Reluctance sensors are 'self generating'
The variable reluctance wheel speed sensor is basically a permanent magnet with wire wrapped around it. It is usually a simple circuit of only two wires where in most cases polarity is not important. The physics behind the operation include magnetic induction.
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Sensors Three types are offered: the PA optical absolute sensor series, the PP incremental sensor series, and the RA resolvable, batteryless absolute sensor series.
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Honeywell's Speed and Direction sensors respond to the presence or the interruption of a magnetic field by producing an output proportional to the magnetic field strength. These Hall-effect digital position sensors provide contactless measurement with no moving parts. Magnetic actuation types include unipolar, bipolar and bipolar latch. Housing material is plastic or aluminum. These reliable, high speed and long life sensors are directly compatible with other electronic circuits. They are fully packaged and ready for installation. Available in a range of termination types.
Best Used For:
Speedometer input, engine timing, transmission input/output, traction and chassis control, wheel speed systems and RPM indication.
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Non-contact magnetic sensors that measure the distortion of magnetic fields and thus provide precise measurements of speed and direction. Output #1 is digital square wave and measures the speed of target wheel or gear. Output #2 is a DC level that when the target wheel rotates clockwise, the output signal # 2 produces logic High, and when the target wheel rotates counter clockwise, the output signal # 2 produces logic low. Output signal #1 will be 50% duty cycle with proper alignment of sensor and target gear.
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COVIDIS
- Contact-free optical measurement principle
- Compact and heavy-duty industrial design
- Velocity range up to +/-50 m/s
- Detection of standstill
- Detection of direction of motion
- Allows deviation of working distance
- Suited for smooth and rough surfaces
- Measurement uncertainty <0.05 %
- Self adapting to measurement object
- Long life LED illumination
- Aluminum housing
- Front window made of unbreakable and scratch resistant plastic
- Robust electrical connectors in IP 65
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