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The SUCH 3-wire hall effect speed sensor detects rotating gear teeth and converts each tooth pass into a square wave pulse, generating a frequency signal proportional to rotational speed. With IP65 protection and an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C, it provides digital output with a 47±5% duty cycle across a frequency range of 0-20000Hz. It is commonly installed on flywheel housings, gearboxes, and hydraulic motors to provide speed signals for pulse-type speedometers, tachometers, and RPM monitoring systems.
Fig1: Structure Diagram
Fig2: M18×1.5 Thread Dimensions
Fig3: M16×1.5 Thread Dimensions
A 3-wire Hall effect speed sensor detects changes in the magnetic field as gear teeth pass the sensing element and converts each tooth movement into a square wave pulse signal. The output frequency changes with rotational speed.
The recommended sensing distance is ≤2mm between the sensor face and the gear tooth. Proper installation distance helps ensure stable pulse signal output.
Yes. The sensor is commonly used for engine speed monitoring, gearbox speed measurement, and hydraulic motor speed monitoring by providing a pulse signal to speedometers, tachometers, or control systems.