Genuine Parts Wheel Speed Sensors Hall Effect Electronic Sensor

Short Description:

Introduction：Hall Sensor

Hall sensor is a magnetic sensor. It can detect the magnetic field and its changes, and can be used in various fields related to the magnetic field. The Hall sensor is based on the Hall effect and is an integrated sensor composed of a Hall element and its affiliated circuits.

Function: temperature sensor

MOQ：1000pcs

Supply Capacity: 300,000pcs/month

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Product Parameter

Product Name	Genuine Parts Wheel Speed Sensors Hall Effect Electronic Sensor
Model	19791-01
Measuring Range	Arbitrary waveform current and voltage
Responding Speed	1~10μs
Measurement Accuracy	≤1%
Linearity	≤0.2%
Dynamic Characteristics	1μs
Frequency Characteristics	0~100 KHz
Offset Voltage	≤20mV
Temperature Drift	±100 ppm/℃
Overload Capacity	2 times continuous, 20 times 1 second
Working Power	3.8~30 V

Applications

- Industrial: Speed and RPM (revolutions per minute) sensing, tachometer, counter pickup, flow-rate sensing, brushless dc (direct current) motor commutation, motor and fan control, robotics control;

- Transportation: Speed and RPM (revolutions per minute) sensing, tachometer, counter pickup, motor and fan control, electric window lift, convertible roof position;

- Medical: Motor assemblies, medication dispensing control.

Features

- Quad Hall IC design minimizes mechanical stress effects

- Temperature-compensated magnetics help provide stable operation over a wide temperature range of -40°C to 150°C [-40°F to 302°F]

- Broad, inclusive supply voltage capability from 3.8 Vdc to 30 Vdc for application flexibility

- Digital, open collector sinking output for easy interfacing with a variety of common electronic circuits

- High sensitivity versions available for potential applications requiring high accuracy or wide gaps - Bipolar, latching or unipolar magnetics

How switch-type Hall sensors measure the speed or number of revolutions:

A piece of magnetic steel is glued on the edge of the disc of non-magnetic material, and the Hall sensor is placed near the edge of the disc. When the disc rotates once, the Hall sensor outputs a pulse, so that the number of revolutions (counter) can be measured. Into the frequency meter, the speed can be measured.

If the switch-type Hall sensor is regularly arranged on the track according to the predetermined position, when the permanent magnet mounted on the moving vehicle passes through it, the pulse signal can be measured from the measuring circuit. According to the distribution of the pulse signal, the speed of the vehicle can be measured.