Arrangement with field correcting structure producing a homogeneous magnetic field at a sensor zone for detecting movement of a ferromagnetic element
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorAugust Petersen
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorAugust Petersen
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The invention relates to an arrangement (10) for detecting a moved ferromagnetic element (16) comprising a magnet (11), to which a sensor (14) is assigned on one of its pole faces (12) at a certain distance from the moved element (16). Such arrangements (10) are known, for example, for detecting the speed of a toothed wheel (16). In such known arrangements (10), the positioning of the sensor (14) on the magnet (11) is critical as far as offset voltages in the stationary condition should be avoided in order to obtain a high sensitivity. For an accurate positioning the magnet (11) of such an arrangement (10) has means for producing at least one magnetic imperfection for symmetrization and parallelization of a magnetic field (17) located in the direction of movement (A) of the moved element (16) and of a perpendicular to the pole face (12) for forming a mounting zone (24) free from sensor signal voltage for the sensor (14).
An arrangement for detecting a ferromagnetic element moving past said arrangement, comprising
An arrangement for detecting a ferromagnetic element moving past said arrangement, comprising
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