- Automotive dynamo/alternator requires measurement of the rotational variation of the generator because the engine explosion causes rotational irregularities.
            - It is important to measure speed and acceleration variations simultaneously with respect to the speed variation at startup, idling state, and running.
            - The FAM-3921 frequency accelerometer can input pulse signals from a magnetic gear speed sensor or other device and output both speed and acceleration simultaneously in analog form, allowing the phenomena to be checked at a glance.
Gear sensor  
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              One input → Pulse signal  | 
              
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              → Analog output  | 
              Acceleration analog output | |||
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Starter Cranking  | 
              Idling | Acceleration change | Idling | ||||
| Speed and acceleration Simultaneous analog output | |||||||
| Speed analog output | |||||||
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Starter Cranking  | 
              Idling | Driving | Idling | ||||
What we can do with measurement
            - Both velocity and acceleration are output in analog form, so you can recognize the phenomenon at a glance.
            - Speed or acceleration can be displayed by switching the display.
            - Analog output and BCD output with 1ms update can be installed. (Option)
            - BCD output and RS-485 option can be installed at the same time as the analog output option.
            
            Gear sensor
            - Gear sensor is capable of detecting from 0Hz, so it is possible to measure the motion at the start and stop of movement in detail.
            - The sensing section uses a two Hall element differential system, so it is unaffected by surrounding magnetic fields and provides stable detection with suppressed jitter.
            
          
Selection Points
            - Analog output renewal 1ms~ 
            - BCD output, RS-485 option available
            - Unique Periomatic™ calculation method: High-precision and high-speed response to start of motion from standstill, ultra-low speed, high-speed, and sudden speed change (sudden acceleration, sudden stop), etc.
          - Gear sensor capable of sensing from low RPM (0Hz)
| Products | Points | Overviews | |
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               IMG series Magnetic Gear Speed Sensor Product page  | 
              
 Line driver output Semi-open collector output Differential (balanced) CMOS logic output Wide power supply range Conical press™  | 
              - Stable output by eliminating magnetic field noise and suppressing jitter in the detection area by using a two Hall element differential system. - Fully sealed metal case with one-piece construction for IP67 compliance, suitable for environments where water or oil adheres to the detector. - Measurable frequency range: 0Hz to 20kHz - Operating temperature range: -20°C to 105°C  | 
            
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               FDP series Magnetic Gear Speed Sensor Product page  | 
              
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              - Consists of a single Hall element, magnet, and signal processing circuit. - The detection surface is a completely sealed metal case with an integrated structure, IP67 compliant, and can be used in environments where water or oil adheres to the sensor.  | 
            
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               FAM-3921  | 
              
 RS-485 RS-232C Analog output 2ch alarm output BCD output  | 
                
              - Simultaneous analog output of speed and acceleration 1ms update  |