AMT Netherlands bv wrote:
Dear Sir,
This is a proximity sensor, it detects the
aluminium, the signal is small,
something like 0,5 volt. We do not have a separate
taco circuit, the circuit
is on our ECU board.
Best regards,
Bennie van de Goor
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AMT Netherlands |
Phone Nš : (31)+ 492-545801
Heistraat 89 |
Fax Nš : (31)+ 492-550379
5701 HJ Helmond |
e-mail : email@amtjets.com
The Netherlands |
URL :
http://www.amtjets.com
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At 17:35 21-1-05, you wrote:
Is this a fiber optic sensor?
What sort of signal output do you get from the
sensor.
Is there a taco circuit that comes with the
sensor or
one that is available separately?
Paul Lamar
AMT Netherlands bv wrote:
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your e-mail and interest in our
products, we indeed use a
similar RPM
sensor as the picture shows, the compressor
wheels we use are made from
aluminium.
The price of the sensor is 40,- Euro each, ex
VAT, ex shipping.
Best regards,
Bennie van de Goor
___________________________________________________________________________________
AMT Netherlands |
Phone Nš : (31)+
492-545801
Heistraat 89 |
Fax Nš : (31)+
492-550379
5701 HJ Helmond |
e-mail :
email@amtjets.com
The Netherlands |
URL :
http://www.amtjets.com
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At 00:32 22-1-05, you wrote:
http://www.amtjets.com/
To: email@amtjets.com
Dear Sir,
As I understand it you make a RPM sensor that
looks like this.
Am I correct in assuming the compressor wheel
is made from
stainless steel?
Can you tell me how to buy one?
Sincerely,
Paul Lamar
Robert LeClercq wrote:
Paul
This might be a capacitive pickup or an eddy current
pickup, both of which require some conditioning
circuitry. Find out if that circuitry is built in.
Robert
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