Inductive or magnetic pickup sensor - for speed measurement

Inductive or magnetic pick up sensor - used speed measurement. It consist of permanent magnet with coil wound around it. Toothed gear mounted on shaft whose speed is to be measured. Pulse counter is used measure no. of pulse produced per unit time.

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[@jimisnotunique]

Very clear description--thank you!

[@uddipansarkar90]

A magnetic sensor when employed is generally a passive sensor and it will always produce a sinusoidal wave and the frequency of the sine wave is used as a measure of RPM whereas inductive sensors are generally active sensors and voltage of known min and max values are used and for each passage of the tooth the max voltage is induced which is measured by a circuitry for a RPM reading.

[@lait7610]

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[@longdong3889]

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[@lallibala5252]

Very informative & useful fundamental information.

[@mannelagangadhar8219]

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[@vijaykarthick7636]

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[@matthewjuergens9183]

when you had the oscilloscope showing the square waveform I noticed this was on "time". I would have liked to see the "voltage" waveform also.

[@sathishvmanohar9434]

Excellent explanation
Thanks sir

[@islama.r.4930]

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[@franklinserrao3687]

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[@khajuriaarun8874]

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[@BharathKumar-ji1uj]

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[@user-ci6ec4hv5t]

Thank you.

[@chandankeshri1964]

Thanks for explaining

[@venkateshyekkali9892]

Good explanation

[@author_satpreet_singh]

Terse and to the point.

[@RazaShaikhnew]

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[@mikolajmikolaj1154]

Voltage does not drop, it is induced in opposite direction. 0-5V square is a result of signal shaping, oryginal signal consists of positive and negative spikes (derivative of a step change in flux caused by change of reluctance caused by change of relative permeability = effective core length caused by gap-no gap excitor)

[@filipturk9856]

and how come magnet and shaft don't connect to each other ?

[@matixitam1]

Yeah i was wondering the same thing. Induced voltage should be a square-ish wave with positive and negative spikes.

[@piyushatkare9072]

thanks... it is very helpful

[@samratdeepakr4427]

Very nice, can we use signal of this sensor, to further use not for speedometer but for some buzzer activation etc

[@rafaeltmbr946]

Thanks!

[@princeak3815]

Well explained bro

[@aswinbalasubramanian6236]

What is the software are you using bro?

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[@sujaymondal1452]

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[@mdrabnawazqaisaransari3067]

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[@MunsKi]

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[@saravanarajverynice8752]

clear explanation

[@GauravGupta-pb8mk]

Thank you sir

[@user-fd8ee2xr7c]

Is it possible to measure a voltage of 0 to 5 volts with a multimeter? Or is it possible to measure only with an oscilloscope?

[@aaronmcdonald4944]

the video is good but the music. I'm trying to focus on what you're saying; the music is very distracting.

[@grahamtucker6793]

Very dubious content ? How does this produce a square wave ?

[@jitendrajana3362]

Awsome

[@anandhug9759]

does optical sensor and proximtiy sensor come under this category

[@shubhkarandhetarwal8099]

👍.

[@Toturials]

thanks for the video. One question if rpm=3000 tooth no 60 what will be frequency .

[@arctown]

no of pulses is 60*3000 = 180000 per minute, frequency = 3000 Hz

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[@prateeksingh3808]

The music in the background is unnecessary .

[@VikashKumar-tk3de]

nice

[@tanweeralam7247]

What will be the output of the magnetic pickup coil ?
How can we check it’s working condition or not before installation?

[@lait7610]

Change in emf

[@samratdeepakr4427]

Can you reply, I see you haven't replied people messaged you from years

[@b20_prasadhewalkar38]

What are their applications

[@circuitsmusic5444]

is magnetic sensor output is frequency output(sine wave) or pulse output?

[@kaushalendrasingh351]

i think it must be sinusoidal and to convert it into pulse waveform we need to use schmitt circuit .

[@haroonahmed4202]

u don't want to tell inventor name is Michael faraday law

[@girirajsharma520]

Sir isme 4 ka kya role hai ye 4 rpm h kya

[@ayandey1885]

Don't need d background music...

[@Bobbybalboa735]

hello I'm trying measure my speed of magnet so I can create hover board ... is there a name for this machine I can buy to complete my test ?

[@blackkitty1774]

Completely Inaccurate. magnetic sensors are analog devices and do not produce a square wave but a sinusoidal wave (AC voltage). He drew a square wave on his board to demonstrate the sensors’ output signal but it clearly shows a analog sinusoidal pattern on the oscilloscope. They don’t “pulse” either. Amplitude and frequency both increase with an increase in trigger wheel speed. And BTW, it’s written FIELD not FEILD. SMH.

[@samratdeepakr4427]

Need to sound a buzzer at speed 50 in a bike

[@amitdagar1818]

Either make educational video
Or made a music album.
Don't mix it brother .

[@jmounikareddy3558]

Background music irritating

[@arunavavarun9889]

பிலிஸ் தமிழ் மீனிங்

[@Adnan-me4uq]

wtf is up with the music, so annoying

[@jainushaikh1757]

Bhai hnidi me bolna