Description
GAC’s Magnetic Speed Sensors are a rugged and economic solution for detecting engine speed. The Magnetic Speed Sensor detects when ring gear teeth, or other ferrous projections, pass the tip of the sensor. Electrical impulses are produced by the sensor’s internal coil and sent to the speed control unit. The signal from the magnetic speed sensor, teeth per second (Hz), is directly proportional to engine speed. Sturdier than plastic sensors and outperforming semiconductor-type devices at high temperatures, GAC’s epoxy-encapsulated sensors are unaffected by dust and dirt. Speed sensors are available in various lengths in both U.S. and metric threads.
Over 35 styles are currently available. Wire leads, military connectors, Packard connectors, automotive connectors, or stud terminals are also available.
Engine Speed Simulator – Alligator Clips – General Usage
- Frequency generator 750 Hz to 10 kHz
- Powered by 6–30 V DC
- Reverse-power protection
The TSE050 is a Frequency Generator used to simulate the signal from a magnetic pickup. The output is variable from 750 Hz to 10 KHz and has a 50% Duty Cycle with a 5 Volt peak square wave. The unit is powered by 6 to 30 VDC and has power-reversal protection. The unit has one green LED to indicate the presence of an output frequency.