Gear Speed Sensor | Sensor

German ZF Gear Speed Sensor - GS1001 – GS1002

Gear speed sensors GS1001 – GS1002 are Hall effect devices used to detect ferrous metal edges/inductive proximity for zero-speed applications. They provide a sink output.

German ZF Gear Speed Sensor - GS1005 – GS1007

Gear speed sensors GS1005 – GS1007 are Hall effect devices used to detect ferrous metal edges/inductive proximity for zero-speed applications. They provide a sink output.

German ZF Gear Speed Sensor - GS101201 – GS101202

Gear speed sensors GS101201 – GS101202 are Hall effect devices used to detect ferrous metal edges/inductive proximity for zero-speed applications. They provide a sink output.

German ZF Gear Speed Sensor - GS101205

Gear speed sensor GS101205 is a Hall effect device used to detect ferrous metal edges/inductive proximity for zero-speed applications. This feature also compensates for target deflection. The single Hall effect design handles misalignment, making installation position unrestricted. They provide a sink output.

German ZF Gear Speed Sensor - GS102301

Gear speed sensor GS102301 is a Hall effect device used to detect ferrous metal edges/inductive proximity for zero-speed applications. The single Hall effect design handles misalignment, making installation position unrestricted. They provide a sink output.

German ZF Gear Speed Direction Sensor - SD101201

German ZF Gear Speed Direction Sensor SD101201 has two Hall effect sensors; one detects speed while the other detects the direction of gear movement. The output is an open-collector transistor. When the leading edge of a tooth is sensed, the speed output goes high (open), and when the trailing edge touches the standard target, the output goes low (closed). The direction of movement is sensed by the leading edge of the speed sensor; for clockwise rotation, the direction output goes high, and for counterclockwise

German ZF Gear Speed Direction Sensor - SD501201

SD501201 gear speed direction sensor has two Hall effect sensors; one detects speed while the other detects the direction of gear movement. The output is an open-collector transistor. Each Hall effect sensor provides a square wave pulse for each gear tooth.

German ZF Gear Speed and Direction Sensors - SD74 SD84 SDB4

Gear speed and direction sensors SD74, SD84, and SDB4 series are Hall sensor products used to measure low-speed rotating ferromagnetic targets. These products feature open-drain outputs. Immersion depths from 20mm to 60mm are available.