Pulsed excitation electrodes amplify receiver signals, reducing interference from external light or magnetic fields.
Segmented tongue and clamping sleeve provide rotational locking while allowing axial movement for accurate positioning.
A shaft-integrated angle sensor uses a soft magnetic shield to protect measurement components.
A position detector uses a Wiegand module and Hall elements to determine magnet rotation direction.
Segmented target portions enable a magnetic field sensor to resolve rotational angle and direction accuracy limitations in electric motor drive applications.
Wheel unit determines reference leg data and transmits it to a vehicle receiver for absolute angular position calculation.
A spring-mass encoder uses centrifugal force to move a mass element radially, modulating a magnetic field vector for instantaneous angular velocity detection.
Segmented upper and lower tooth sections minimize radial volume while maintaining signal quality and structural stiffness.