Speed sensor having a closed magnetic flux path for sensing spee

Electricity: measuring and testing – Electrical speed measuring – Including speed-related frequency generator

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310168, G01P 3488

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051111381

ABSTRACT:
Speed sensor utilizing a stator which includes two circumferentially spaced elements which are interconnected by a low magnetic permeability member. The elements have alternating regions which provide a variation in magnetic permeability. A rotor which is arranged for rotation about a rotational axes includes alternating regions of magnetic permeability which interact with the stator. A magnet is located between the elements of the stator and the structural interconnection therebetween. A coil of wire is placed around the structural interconnecting member to sense variations in magnetic field which are caused by the change in reluctance as the respective regions of magnetic permeability of the elements and rotor pass one another.

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