Rotation angle sensor

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Displacement

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123617, 32420725, G01B 730, G01D 514, F02D 900

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058119680

ABSTRACT:
A rotation angle sensor for sensing a rotation angle of a pivotal member, such a throttle valve shaft, comprises a first unit including a magnet member and a second unit including first, second and third magnetic piece members which are circumferentially arranged to concentrically surrounds the magnet member. The first and second magnetic piece members are symmetrically arranged with respect to the magnet member. A structure is employed for connecting one of the first and second units to the pivotal member. A first electric device is employed for generating a first signal in accordance with a density of magnetic flux produced between the first and third magnetic piece members, and a second electric device is employed for generating a second signal in accordance with a density of magnetic flux produced between the second and third magnetic piece members.

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