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  RDP Electrosense
  Custom Variable Reluctance Sensors and Switches

  RDP Electrosense Inc. manufactures custom linear position sensors and switches, variable reluctance to match your specifications. (read more)

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  Magnetic Sensors Corporation
  Analog Output Variable Reluctance Sensors

  Analog Variable Reluctance (VR) Speed Sensors are passive sensors and do not require any external power source. The sensor generates a sinusoidal output voltage proportional to target speed and air gap. Target speed range for use with analog VR sensors ranges from 20 inches per second (IPS) to several hundred IPS. The output voltage, depending on the air gap and the target surface speed, ranges from a few millivolts at the slowest target surface speed to several volts at the highest target... (read more)

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  Magnetic Sensors Corporation
  Magnetic Sensors - Variable Reluctance (Passive)

  Magnetic Sensors Corporation. Analog Variable Reluctance (VR) Speed Sensors - Passive Sensors. Require no outside power source. The sensor generates a sinusoidal output voltage proportional to target speed and air gap. Analog signal is generated in response to fluctuation in magnetic field resulting from interruption by ferrous targets. VR sensors have the capacity to measure very high speeds, high reliability, long life, and economy. Can be configured for use in very high temperatures... (read more)

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  Magnetic Sensors Corporation
  Speed Sensors - Variable Reluctance

  Often called "gear tooth sensors" or "passive sensors," VR sensors offer great versatility and the capacity to measure very high speeds. Available in all standard configurations and sizes from .110" dia. barrel-type to 3/4" threaded. Metric from 12mm to 22mm. Specified for high reliability, long life, simple installation, and economy. Can be configured for very high temperatures. (read more)

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  Magnetic Sensors Corporation
  Explosion Proof Speed Sensors

  Magnetic Sensors Corporaation's explosion-proof, variable reluctance sensors have passed the strict certification requirements of both. CSA and ATEX for application in hazardous conditions, such as: methane, fuel vapors, volatile chemicals, flammable liquids, airborne dust, or other explosive environments. Standard 5/8-18 threads with several standard lengths. (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  AS9100 Rev B Approved

  to AS9100 Rev C by February of 2012" said Marcy Bergman, President. Motion Sensors looks to optimize customer satisfaction through the emphasis of safety, reliability, and maintainability, as well as through the continual improvement of their products. Motion Sensors, Inc. has provided speed sensors for severe and demanding environments since its inception in 1970. Its speed sensor technologies include variable reluctance sensors, Hall Effect sensors, RF (eddy current) sensors, and amplified... (read more)

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  Magnetic Sensors Corporation
  Geartooth Speed Sensors

  Often referred to as Gear Tooth Sensors because they record the movement of ferrous targets, typically gear teeth, passing through a magnetic field. Magnetic Sensors Corporation offers four basic types of gear tooth sensors: Analog Variable Reluctance (VR) Speed Sensors - Passive Sensors. Require no outside power source. Respond to collapse of magnetic field caused be interruption by ferrous gear teeth. VR sensors have the capacity to measure very high speeds, high reliability, long life... (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  Speed Sensors for Extreme Environments

  Motion Sensors' unique line of variable reluctance speed sensors offers the versatility and reliability required for extreme applications. Design features include wide temperature range (-450°F to 1000°F), high vibration resistance, hermetic sealing for moisture resistance, and ability to withstand repeated thermocycling. In addition, ATEX and CSA certified models for intrinsic safety are available. Applications include nuclear, aviation (commercial and military), space, mining, and steam... (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  Aerospace and Military Speed Sensors

  Include: Variable Reluctance (VR) sensors from -450°F to 1000°F. Hall Effect sensors to provide zero speed sensors, non-oriented and quadrature output models. Hermetically Sealed Construction. Special Potting Material to withstand repeated temperature cycling. Contact Motion Sensors to discuss your custom speed sensing requirements at 252-331-2080 or eng@motionsensors.com or visit our website at www.motionsensors.com... (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  Speed Sensors for Rail and Transit Applications

  Design. Wire and Cable Harnesses. Sensor technologies include Hall Effect, Variable Reluctance, and Active Sensors. Motion Sensors has experience and expertise working with rail agencies and OEM's to develop and support speed sensors for these applications. Contact them to discuss specific application requirements. (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  Sensor Customization Options

  and the electrical characteristics of a sensor - features such as gauss strength, resistance, inductance, and signal output. Intrinsically Safe Customization. MSI offers intrinsically safe versions of most speed sensor types we manufacture including variable reluctance (VR), Hall Effect, RF, Amplified, and MR Sensors, as well as our PMX/PRX preamplifiers. Our certifications permit us to customize a sensor to suit a particular application or customer need using our unique "modular" certification... (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  Dual Winding VR Speed Sensors

  Variable Reluctance (VR) speed sensors integrate dual windings within the sensor housing for redundant output capability in critical applications and are ideal for aerospace and military applications. Dual Winding VR Models incorporate wide temperature ranges, stainless steel housings, MIL spec connectors or cabling, and grounding to case to enhance EMI protection. Dual winding VR sensors can be custom developed to support specific application requirements. Contact our engineering department... (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  High Temperature Speed Sensors -450°F to +850°F

  Motion Sensors' High Temperature Variable Reluctance (VR) sensors were designed to operate reliably in high temperature environments for long periods of time. These sensors can easily withstand repeated thermocycling and feature an operating temperature range of -450°F to +850°F and +1000°F intermittently. A flexible stainless steel braided sheath that can withstand exposure to +1000°F protects signal lead wires. Special materials and construction prevent damage from physical abuse and thermal... (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  ATEX certified Speed Sensors for Intrinsic Safety

  with NRTL/C) and Europe (ATEX compliant with 94/9/EC) to the most stringent requirements. Standard Options. MSI provides standard Intrinsically Safe product offerings for speed sensors using Variable Reluctance (VR), RF (Eddy Current), and Hall Effect technologies, as well as Amplified units that combine the preamplifier within the sensor body and stand-alone preamplifiers. Custom Options. Motion Sensors' certifications allow for customization of the sensor under the existing certification. Sensors can... (read more)

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  Stafford Manufacturing Corp.
  Rotary Encoder Shaft Collars Enable Speed Sensing

  at customer specified positions to provide speed sensing capability. Suitable for new and retrofit applications, they are unaffected by oils and are compatible with all popular variable reluctance sensors. Available in custom sizes to fit shafts from 1/2" up to 10" O.D., Rotary Encoder Collars can be made in one- or two-piece clamp-type styles. The aluminum versions can incorporate round, square, hex, or threaded bores and can be anodized in various colors to match equipment. Standard and custom... (read more)

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  Smith Systems, Inc.
  Speed Sensors, Transmission , Automotive & Racing

  by cycling through a rigorous test program. Please use the links to he right for additional information, specifications and Drawings or to ask a question or to request a quotation for your application. To download our full Standard and Custom Catalog please use this link: http://www.smith-systems-inc.com/products_and_services/online_catalog/online_catalog.pdf. We offer single and dual output, biased and un-biased, variable reluctance and Hall Effect technology proximity speed sensors. Both the passive... (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  Intrinsically Safe VR Speed Sensors Custom

  Intrinsic safety has become an increasingly popular approach for handling sensing requirements in hazardous locations. These sensors are intrinsically safe versions of Motion Sensors (MSI) Premium or Value variable reluctance (VR) speed sensors. CSA (with NRTL/C) and LCIE to ATEX (94/9/EC) certify them. Intrinsically safe models feature high quality construction and materials. Product Specifications. In addition to the models specified at http://www.motionsensors.com/vr-is.html, MSI can make... (read more)

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  Measurement Specialties, Inc.
  TSYS01 Digital Temperature Sensor

  precise ranges of physical characteristics such as pressure, force, vibration, torque, position, temperature, humidity, fluid properties, mass air flow and photo optics. Measurement Specialties uses multiple advanced technologies - including piezo-resistive, electro-optic, electro-magnetic, variable reluctance, magneto resistive, digital encoders, thermistors, thermocouples, RTDs, capacitive, resonant beam, application specific integrated circuits (ASICs), micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS... (read more)

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  Motion Sensors, Inc.
  Digi-Pulse Speed Sensors

  relates to the number of turbine blades, gear teeth, etc. that have been sensed. These pulses, in turn, can be correlated to determine flow rate, RPM, or velocity. Types. Models are available using either Variable Reluctance (Magnetic) or RF (Eddy Current) technology. Certifications. These sensors also have EU certification for emissions and immunity (CE mark) and comply with EMC directive 89/336/EEC for installation into any environment. Intrinsically Safe models certified to ATEX and CSA... (read more)

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