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Hall Effect Speed Sensor

Speed encoder of DC SepEx motor XQ-5-19MT, with magnet

Description:

Hall effect sensor can be used to sense the speed and position of a rotating motor. Same as an encoder for digital signal analyzing device, the speed sensor turns the motor shaft rotation into pulse signal, feeding to a motor speed controller for monitoring the motor's speed.

The DC motor speed sensors are based on using the Hall element to sense the change influx in the air gap between a magnet and a notch in a rotating shaft. The main advantage of Hall effect speed sensors is that they are a non-contact sensor that is not limited by mechanical wear. The circuitry inside the sensor typically consists of a pulse counter to provide an output signal that can be directly connected to the motor controller.

Specifications:

• Model: NOCO-SS-1050 (used as speed encoder of DC SepEx motor XQ-5-19MT)
• Signal: 4-pulse per revolution
• Operating temperature range: -50°C to +125°C
• Connector: 3-Pin waterproof type
• Wiring:
  • Red: power + (4.5-24V DC)
  • Black: power -
  • Blue: speed signal

Hall Effect Speed Sensor

Speed encoder of DC SepEx motor XQ-5-19MT, with magnet

Description:

Hall effect sensor can be used to sense the speed and position of a rotating motor. Same as an encoder for digital signal analyzing device, the speed sensor turns the motor shaft rotation into pulse signal, feeding to a motor speed controller for monitoring the motor's speed.

The DC motor speed sensors are based on using the Hall element to sense the change influx in the air gap between a magnet and a notch in a rotating shaft. The main advantage of Hall effect speed sensors is that they are a non-contact sensor that is not limited by mechanical wear. The circuitry inside the sensor typically consists of a pulse counter to provide an output signal that can be directly connected to the motor controller.

Specifications:

• Model: NOCO-SS-1050 (used as speed encoder of DC SepEx motor XQ-5-19MT)
• Signal: 4-pulse per revolution
• Operating temperature range: -50°C to +125°C
• Connector: 3-Pin waterproof type
• Wiring:
  • Red: power + (4.5-24V DC)
  • Black: power -
  • Blue: speed signal