Detector for monitoring rotation
AssigneeSchneider Electric Industries SAS
InventorsJacques Bernard, Christophe Brault
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AssigneeSchneider Electric Industries SAS
InventorsJacques Bernard, Christophe Brault
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The present invention relates to a detector 10 for monitoring rotation, in front of which passes a target 19 wherein it is required that the passage frequency thereof be monitored with respect to a normal passage frequency, comprising a sensor unit 11 connected to a microcontroller 20 which delivers a binary output signal 15. Detector 10 includes means 30 for conversing with the operator, connected to the microcontroller 20 in order to set the detector 10 to a working mode or learning mode, which learning mode enables the microcontroller 20 to measure the normal passage frequency and enables an operator to select an operating range from a plurality of predefined ranges, through the conversational means 30. The microcontroller 20 calculates from the selected operating range, a triggering frequency and a resetting frequency.
A detector for monitoring rotation, in front of which passes a target (19) wherein it is required that the passage frequency thereof be monitored with respect to a normal passage frequency (N), comprising a sensor unit (11) sensitive to the passage of a target (19), connected, through a detection stage (12), to the input (21) of a microcontroller (20), which provides, by means of a power stage (13), a binary output signal (15) which may take a 0 state or a 1 state, characterized in that the detector (10) includes operator conversational means (30) connected to the microcontroller (20) in order to set the detector (10) in a working mode or in a learning mode, which learning mode enables the microcontroller (20) to measure the normal passage frequency (N) and to select an operating range (M) of detector (10).
The detector for monitoring rotation according to any of preceding claims, characterized in that the conversational means (30) comprise a push-button (32) and a light emitting diode (31) directly mounted on detector (10).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.