Jaquet Zero Speed DSY 1205.01 AHW 374Z-05124
The DSY 1205.01 AHW [8 .. 32 VDC, PP] Hall sensor is suitable, in conjunction with a pole wheel, for generating square wave signals proportional to rotary speeds. It has a static behavior, so that pulse generation is guaranteed down to a speed corresponding to a frequency of 0Hz. The monitoring element consists of a magnetically biased hall effect semiconductor. Several amplifier variants are offered for covering a wide application range. The internal two-channel structure means that the sensor must be oriented. The sensors have a special orientation sleeve with pin for ease of installation.
Length: 75 mmWeight: 32 grams
The notation "8 .. 32 VDC, PP" indicates the power supply requirements for the device.
"8 .. 32 VDC" suggests that the device operates with a direct current (DC) voltage supply within the range of 8 to 32 volts. This means it can be powered by any DC source within this voltage range.
"PP" stand for "Peak-to-Peak" voltage, indicating the peak-to-peak voltage of the signal the device is capable of handling.
JAQUET 304Z-03355 FTG 160 SH
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Technical Information
• Manufacturer: Jaquet
• Part Number: DSE 0603.00 SHZ (0.2m) / J304Z-03355
• Description: Speed Sensor
• Technical Specification: Cable length (L) = 230 mm
JAQUET 304Z-03022 FTG 1051 A
The pulse transmitter serves to convert rotational and linear movement into electrical signals and consists of an iron core with induction coil followed by a permanent magnet. The pole wheel, which rotates in front of the transmitter head, influences themagnetic field so that, according to the law of induction, a voltage is produced in the coil proportional to the rate of change of the magnetic flux in the iron core. The magnitude of the transmitter voltage is dependent upon the distance between the polewheel and the transmitter and upon the pole dimensions. Moreover, it is initially proportional to the rotational speed of the pole wheel and therefore proportional to the rotational speed of the measurement shaft. The electromagnetic transmitter does notrequire auxiliary power to produce a signal.
