rpm sensor for 60 tooth steel wheel with weird f/v converter
rpm sensor for 60 tooth steel wheel with weird f/v converter
(OP)
I'm a retired calibration & controls guy.
I have a client with a testing machine that uses a 60 tooth wheel for rpm.
The sensor (magnetic? hall effect? prox?) was lost. Of course, no records.
The sensor's output was sent to an f/v converter - Analog Decives, Inc. 5B45-05.
Spec. pdf is at:
http:// www.analog .com/stati c/imported -files/dat a_sheets/5 B45_46.pdf
Tried standard NPN & PNP prox's - no good.
I would like to find a hall effect or magnetic sensor that would work with the existing 5B45 f/v.
Alternatively, I could replace the f/v converter with another model that accepts a standard hall effect sensor.
I need to have 0-5vdc=0-10,000rpm output from the replacement.
I can even go to a photo sensor, if you think it best. There's a 6-black/6-white disk I can use for that.
Thanks for your help.
I have a client with a testing machine that uses a 60 tooth wheel for rpm.
The sensor (magnetic? hall effect? prox?) was lost. Of course, no records.
The sensor's output was sent to an f/v converter - Analog Decives, Inc. 5B45-05.
Spec. pdf is at:
http://
Tried standard NPN & PNP prox's - no good.
I would like to find a hall effect or magnetic sensor that would work with the existing 5B45 f/v.
Alternatively, I could replace the f/v converter with another model that accepts a standard hall effect sensor.
I need to have 0-5vdc=0-10,000rpm output from the replacement.
I can even go to a photo sensor, if you think it best. There's a 6-black/6-white disk I can use for that.
Thanks for your help.





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