Speed Sensors for Turbochargers
Aug 9, 2021 7:38:54 GMT -5
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Post by madpatty on Aug 9, 2021 7:38:54 GMT -5
Hello All.
I found this Jaquet automotive turbocharger speed sensor spec sheet and thought it would be helpful to share it here.
The document lists various types of turbocharger speed sensors used in the automotive industry and the tech behind them.
www.vikacontrols.com.br/wp-content/uploads/produtos/catalogos/Aplicacoes_Jaquet_-_Turbochargers.pdf
Jaquet is the leading brand for many OEM applications including Garrett and most probably Holset and BorgWarner as well.
The speed sensor that you can buy directly from Garrett is a “Jaquet dSE 0603.02 THV | Hermes 3.5” that uses passive eddy current tech to count the blades.
Cummins probably uses their “Artemis Variable Reluctance” sensors that senses a flat machined on the turbine shaft.
BorgWarner probably uses one of their Hermes passive eddy current type that again counts the blades.
Cheers.
I found this Jaquet automotive turbocharger speed sensor spec sheet and thought it would be helpful to share it here.
The document lists various types of turbocharger speed sensors used in the automotive industry and the tech behind them.
www.vikacontrols.com.br/wp-content/uploads/produtos/catalogos/Aplicacoes_Jaquet_-_Turbochargers.pdf
Jaquet is the leading brand for many OEM applications including Garrett and most probably Holset and BorgWarner as well.
The speed sensor that you can buy directly from Garrett is a “Jaquet dSE 0603.02 THV | Hermes 3.5” that uses passive eddy current tech to count the blades.
Cummins probably uses their “Artemis Variable Reluctance” sensors that senses a flat machined on the turbine shaft.
BorgWarner probably uses one of their Hermes passive eddy current type that again counts the blades.
Cheers.