Output voltage: at gear modulus 4, gear teeth 60, material g3, gear gap 1mm:
1000 Rpm >5V
2000 Rpm >10V
3000 Rpm >15V
DC resistance: 130 Ω ~ 140 Ω (For additional resistance please specify)
Insulation resistance: >50MΩ at 500V DC
Working temperature: -20℃~120℃
When using the SZCB-01 series Magneto-Resistive Speed Sensor, a gear (spur gear, helical gear, or grooved disc can be used) should be installed on the shaft whose speed is to be measured. Install the sensor on the bracket and adjust the gap between the sensor and the gear top to about 1mm.
When the shaft rotates, it drives the gear to rotate. A voltage pulse signal is generated at both ends of the coil in the sensor.
When the gear teeth is 60, the number of revolutions per minute n of the shaft is converted into a voltage pulse signal of frequency F, and this signal is sent to the tachometer to reflect the speed of the shaft.
1. The metal shields in the sensor output line should be connected to the earth neutral line.
2. Do not use and place in a strong magnetic field environment with a temperature above 25℃.
3. Avoid strong impact during installation and transportation.
4. When the measured shaft has a big runout, pay attention to enlarge the gap appropriately to avoid damage.
5. For the usage in harsh environment, the sensor is sealed immediately after assembly and debugging, so it cannot be repaired.