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Rotational speed sensor LP-DS100
magneticnon-contact

rotational speed sensor
rotational speed sensor
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Characteristics

Type of movement
rotational
Technology
magnetic
Other characteristics
non-contact
Temperature range

Min.: -17 °C
(1.4 °F)

Max.: 60 °C
(140 °F)

Description

The LP-DS100 Non-contact Speed Sensor is a Doppler radar sensor suitable for a wide variety of speed measurement applications. The LP-DS100 Speed sensor may be placed on a moving vehicle to measure vehicle ground speed. It may also be mounted in a stationary position to measure the speed of a moving object which can be anything from a thin wire passing under the sensor to a vehicle 300 meters away. The output of the sensor is a pulse with a frequency proportional to the measured speed. The cumulative number of pulses may be used to determine distance traveled or the length of a moving surface. The LP-DS100 speed sensor may be used with many different types of off-the-shelf hardware such as timers, counters, or digital tachometers. It can also be integrated into electronic control or data acquisition systems. MAIN FEATURES: • Non-contact Speed Measurement • Fast Response Time • Extremely Accurate • Widest Range Available • Small - Lightweight - Portable • Weather Resistant Magnetic Base Mounting Bracket It is best suited for temporary mounting for research and testing purposes. The Adjustable Magnetic Mounting Bracket enables quick and versatile setup of the LP-DS100 Speed Sensor. The Pivoting clamp can be secured at a wide range of offset angles. The speed sensor can be attached quickly to vehicles or other metallic surfaces with the magnetic base. Alternatively, the holes in the lower part of the pivot may be used to achieve a more permanent mount.
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