Rotational Speed sensor based on optical transmission circular grating CYRSS102OG
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The rotational speed sensor CYRSS102OG is a light transmission sensor that consists of an... more
Rotational Speed sensor based on optical transmission circular grating CYRSS102OG
The rotational speed sensor CYRSS102OG is a light transmission sensor that consists of an optically transmitted circular grating and signal processing electronics. The sensor outputs both sinusoid and square wave signals with identical frequency, from which rotational speed measurement of the target object can be realized. The sensor is sealed in resin for using in harsh environments with low installation costs. This Unit functions under power supply from 4.5VDC to 24VDC. The sinusoid and square waves are output directly through the output terminals of operational amplifiers. The sensor has advantages of reverse polarity protection and transient protection.
Characteristics
- High resolution based on optical transmission circular grating
- Output signals directly from operational amplifiers
- Good signal-to-noise ratio
- Excellent low speed performance
- Output amplitude not dependent on RPM
- Fast operating speed, up to 18kHz
- EMI resistant
- Reverse polarity protection and transient protection
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
- Rotational speed measurement
- Tachometers, counters
Diameter/Screw Size: | 17,8 (diameter) |
Frequency Bandwith: | up to 18 kHz |
Operating Temperature: | -40°C ~ +85°C |
Output type: | Sinusoid, Square Wave |
Power Supply: | +4,5 V ~ +30V DC |
Rise/Fall time: | 5,5µs / 10µs |
Sensing gap/distance: | 1.00mm |
Sensing Object : | Circular Grating Unit |
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