Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor CYGTS104U-S, Output: NPN (OC) two output signals, Power Supply: 4.5 V ~ 24 V DC, Alternative for: Honeywell SNDH Series

Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor CYGTS104U-S uses two magnetically biased Hall Effect integrated circuits (ICs) to accurately sense movement of ferrous metal target (measuring) wheel. These specially designed integrated circuits, with bias magnet and discrete capacitor, are sealed in plastic package for physical protection and cost effective installation. The GTS ICs work according to differential magnetic field detection. This sensor functions under power supply from 4.5 to 24VDC. Two output signals are impulse, current sinking (open collector, NPN), which can be used for rotary speed measurement with direction detection. It has the advantage of reverse polarity protection. The sensor will not be damaged if power is inadvertently wired backwards.

The CYGTS104U-S may be considered as a possible replacement or cross-reference type for the Honeywell SNDH Serie, depending on the specific application. The listed cross-reference types are provided for identification and comparison purposes only. Please verify suitability and compatibility using the technical specifications.

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Characteristics

•  Sensing ferrous metal target wheels 
• Two impulse current sinking outputs NPN (OC) for speed measurement with direction detection 
• Good signal-to-noise ratio 
• Excellent low speed performance (0.1Hz) 
• Output amplitude not dependent on RPM 
• Fast operating speed, over 20kHz 
• EMI resistant 
• Reverse polarity protection and transient protection 
• Wide operating temperature -40°~+135/150°C 

Applications

 Automotive and Heavy Duty Vehicles:

• Camshaft and crankshaft speed and position 
• Transmission speed 
• Tachometers 
• Anti-skid/traction control 

Industrial Areas:

•  Sprocket speed 
• Chain link conveyor speed/distance 
• Stop motion detector 
• High speed low cost proximity 
• Tachometers, counters.