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Gear Actuated Speed Sensors

	P5700: Thread M12x1.0 Class 6g; Length 1.485 inches; 72 inch lead assy Gear Tooth Sensor - P5700 Datasheet
	P5800: Thread M12 x 1.0 Class 6g; Lenth 61 mm; Integral DC Mini Change Connector Gear Tooth Sensor - P5800 Datasheet
	P5600: Thermplastic Fixed Mounted with Stainless Steel Mounting Insert, Reach .600 inches, Body Diameter .575 inches

The Series P5000 Hall Effect Gear Tooth speed sensor is a non-contact, solid state ferrous detecting device with a switched output. Its unique design provides a low cost solution for a wide range of speed sensing applications, especially those requiring true zero speed performance. This device utilizes a Hall Effect sensor that is internally biased with a Rare Earth permanent magnet and detects the interaction from an external ferrous target. Unlike earlier Hall based products, this device automatically detects changes in target position or symmetry and “self adjusts” to compensates for these changes. This specialized feature eliminates the need to externally calibrate or mechanically adjust each sensor for optimum performance. In addition, electronic hysteresis built into the device eliminates false triggering due to mechanical backlash and vibration. Installation of this sensor is also easier than “dual element” versions as this device operates correctly regardless of its rotational position or alignment relative to the motion of the target.

Features:

• Digital Output Signal
• Gear Tooth Sensing Capability
• No Rotary Orientation Concerns
• Operation from -40-125 Degrees C
• Short Circuit Protection
• Zero Speed Operation
• High Speed (15 kHz) Operation
• 6.3 - 24 VDC Operation