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Honeywell Speed & Position Sensors Family Overview

Speed and reliability. Honeywell S&C offers electronic speed and position sensors designed for enhanced reliability and an extended life. Honeywell uses multiple technologies to detect a change in magnetic field and create an electronic signal for control system interface. These technologies offer the ability to detect speed, direction, or position of a moving ferrous metal or magnetic target. Sensing is accomplished without contacting the target, and there are no moving parts. This eliminates mechanical wear of the sensor or target. Honeywell offers a comprehensive line-up of Hall-effect, magnetoresistive, and variable reluctance sensors which provide electrical compatibility to most control system interfaces. We also offer a variety of sensor package types designed to enable mounting flexibility and wire harness interface compatibility. The Honeywell Speed and Position portfolio has been developed to support potential transportation and industrial customer application requirements.

TTI Featured Honeywell Speed Sensors

Honeywell Gear Tooth Sensors 1GT SeriesHoneywell Gear Tooth Sensor 1GT Series
The Honeywell 1GT1 Series Gear Tooth Sensors use a magnetically biased Hall effect integrated circuit to accurately sense movement of ferrous metal targets.
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Honeywell Double Hall Effect Speed SensorHoneywell Double Hall-Effect Speed Sensor SNDJ Series
The Honeywell T4C Hall-effect sensor generates square wave signals proportional to rotary speeds and also provides directional indication.
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You know us as a leader. Whether you’ve known us as MICRO SWITCH™ or Honeywell Sensing and Control (S&C). In 1968, we revolutionized the industry with the first solid-state keyboard combining Hall-effect sensing and associated electronics in a single circuit. Today, the Honeywell S&C family of magnetic position sensors includes digital and analog Hall-effect position, magnetoresistive digital, Hall-effect vane, gear-tooth, and Halleffect basic switches and magnets. These high-speed, extended life sensors are often directly compatible with other electronic circuits, responding to the presence or the interruption of a magnetic field by producing a proportional output. Gear-tooth and other packaged Hall-effect speed and direction sensors sense movements of a ferrous metal target. Digital and analog “sensor-only” devices are operated by a permanent magnet or electromagnet, while actuation mode depends on the type of magnets used. A vane passing through a gap or a magnet mounted on a plastic plunger operates integral magnet position sensors.

TTI Featured Honeywell Position Sensors

Honeywell BiPolar Hall Effect SensorHoneywell BiPolar Hall-Effect Sensors SS30AT Series
The Honeywell SS30AT is a versatile, bipolar, Hall-effect sensor. These sensitive magnetic sensors offer reverse polarity protection and deliver stable output over a -40 °C to 125 °C [-40 °F to 257 °F] temperature range.
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Honeywell Unipolar Hall Effect SensorHoneywell Unipolar Hall-Effect Digital Sensor 103SR Series
The Honeywell 103SR Series is a Unipolar Hall-Effect Digital Position Sensor with 15/32 in cylindrical aluminum housing; two hex nuts; 1 m [39.4 in] jacketed cable; current sourcing output; and Vdc supply voltage.
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Honeywell Omnipolar Magnetoresistive SensorHoneywell Omnipolar Magnetoresistive Sensors 2SS52M Series
The Honeywell 2SS52M Series position sensors have magnetoresistive material integrated on silicon and encapsulated in a plastic package. The integrated circuit provides a digital output in response to very low magnetic fields.
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Honeywell Hall Effect Vane SensorsHoneywell Hall-Effect Vane Sensors 4AV Series
Honeywell AV vane operated integral magnet position sensors are operated by passing a ferrous vane through the gap between the Hall sensor and the magnet, shunting the magnetic flux away from the sensor.
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Honeywell Hall Effect Digital Position SensorHoneywell Hall Effect Digital Position Sensors SR13 Series
The SR13/15 Series package enhancements permit quick and easy sensor installation, increasing the usability of the SS400 Series.
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Additional Information

Honeywell Speed Sensor Line Guide (PDF)
Honeywell Magnetic Sensor Line Guide (PDF)