Thrust bearing with a magnetic field detector

Bearings – Rotary bearing – Antifriction bearing

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384446, 384618, F16C 1930

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ABSTRACT:
A permanently magnetized magnet associated with the bearing provides a magnetic field which is detected by a detector in the bearing. The relative rotation of one part of the bearing, such as a rotatable shaft or rotatable race, with respect to a second part of the bearing, such as a race, is indicated by the detector.

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