Rotational speed sensor
Hall effectanalog outputnon-contact

rotational speed sensor
rotational speed sensor
rotational speed sensor
rotational speed sensor
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Characteristics

Type of movement
rotational
Technology
Hall effect
Other characteristics
non-contact, differential, analog output, for engines, for railway applications, turbine, IP67
Frequency

Min.: 0 Hz

Max.: 30,000 Hz

Temperature range

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Max.: 150 °C
(302 °F)

Description

Hall effect speed sensors detect the rotary motion of any ferrous object with cracks or projections, typically gears and tone wheels. They incorporate a back-polarised Hall effect chip which detects the variation in the magnetic field according to the full/empty position of the wheel and provides a digital frequency signal at the output. In the dual output versions, by reading the two signals A and B, it is possible to determine clockwise or anti-clockwise rotation: in particular, the direction of rotation can be determined from the advance or lag phase between two square-wave signals or from a switching signal. Flanged speed sensors have the advantage of being easy and quick to install, without the need to adjust the position. SUITABLE FOR agricultural machinery, earth moving machinery, load lifting vehicles, axles and transmissions, vehicles for moving loads, special purpose industrial vehicles, industrial sector, electric motors, railway sector. FEATURES Supply voltage: 5 V; 10-30 V Output: single / double; Output types (programmable): voltage (NPN, PNP, PUSH-PULL) or current analog signal; CAN BUS (SAE J1939) Fixing: flanged body Cable and connector: customizable Operating principle: Hall effect (contactless) Protection degree: IP67

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