AI-Tek Instruments provides magnetic speed sensors and high-precision tachometers. Their products are designed to meet the needs of a wide variety of industries and applications. They are highly versatile, flexible, and provide reliable, around-the-clock operation in the most severe industrial environments.
These sensors have few components and no moving parts, are exceptionally reliable, and can provide a signal in a variety of high-temperature, high-shock environments.
Magnetic Hall Effect – RH Series
The RH series sensors are single-element based, zero speed, single-channel speed sensors. They make an excellent option for general purpose speed sensing. They require no alignment and gap adjustment is precise and easy.
Magnetic Hall Effect – DH Series
The DH speed sensors are aware of each change in target movement and generate a steady pulse train of frequency proportional to the target speed. Because of their unique combination of differential sensing technology and calibration, they have a high tolerance for installation misalignment, target geometry and composition, target run-out, vibration and air gap changes.
The BH series sensors are bi-directional, zero velocity, and self-calibrating to the specific customer application. They provide two independent frequency outputs and a direction signal output to indicate change in direction of the sensed, ferrous target.
With few components and no moving parts, the passive magnetic speed sensors can provide a signal at a high temperature from the hub of an automobile wheel at high shock and vibration.
AI-Tek Tachometers are highly configurable microprocessor-based instruments that provide measuring, monitoring, and control to critical equipment. Their software keeps safety, accuracy, and response time at the top of the task hierarchy.
The Tachtrol 30 computing tachometer has a panel-mount LCD display and two sensor inputs. It can measure two independent speed input frequencies and convert them into relevant units that drive visual displays, mechanical and solid-state relays, and analog output.