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Non-contacting two-channel speed sensor FA52 with stainless steel flange housing and sensor tube NORIS Scan type Eddy current principle (FAW52) Application range Speed sensors type series FA[..]52 are especially designed for use in transport technology and machinery and equipment. Speed sensors type FAH52 measure the speed of ferromagnetic (e. g. steel), and type FAW52 of electrically conductive toothed wheels (e. g. aluminium). Furthermore, they can be used to measure any movement of ferromagnetic or electrically conductive materials, e. g.: • Toothed wheels with different tooth forms • Bolt heads • Lands detects holes, openings or grooves • Impulse bands for plain shafts (accessories) Specific features • Type FAW[..]:Without magnetic preload and thus, no accumulation of metal chips • Type FAW[..]:Scanning of all electrically conductive materials (steel or aluminium) • Excellent vibration and shock resistance and double protection of the sensor head • Robust and high quality housing: IP69 pressure-tight and individually tested at 5 bar (for details see technical data) • Connection outlet straight or lateral; with protective tubing on request • Due to its design and type approval according to DIN EN 50155 especially suitable for transport technology Speed sensors of the FA[..]52 series operate according to different measuring principles, depending on the sensor type: A coil with a high frequency alternating current supply is integrated in the sensor head. An electromagnetic field is produced with its field lines emitted from the sensor surface. Eddy currents are induced as the electrically conductive scanning object moves past the sensor face. These eddy currents in the scan object create a magnetic field opposing the coil field of the sensor. As a result, a voltage is detected on the sensor coil and analysed. Difference-hall-effect principle (FAH52) Two closely spaced Hall elements are located on the sensor chip. The field of the magnet generates a constant voltage in the Hall elements. Ferromagnetic objects with an interrupted surface moving past the Hall elements cause the Hall voltage to change. When the moving part covers a Hall element and the other does not, a differential voltage is generated to provide a measuring signal. The frequency of this signal is proportional to the speed of movement (rotational speed). The difference-hall-effect principle is direction sensitive. Datasheet DB-FA52-EN | V01.04 | 08/03/2017 | Valid from product revision A | www.noris-group.com | sales@noris-group.com
Open the catalog to page 1| Overview speed sensors FA[..]52 NORIS Automation GmbH Overview speed sensors FA[..]52 Except otherwise specified, the sensors in the next table have voltage signal outputs. Measuring principle Signal outputs Signal form Eddy current Two square wave signals, Q2 to Q1 is 90° phase shift Eddy current Two square wave signals + status signal for rotation direction detection, Q2 to Q1 is 90° phase shift Eddy current Eddy current Two square wave signals, galvanically isolated, Q2 to Q1 is 90° phase shift, type FAHD52, FAWD52 with voltage signal output, type FAHI52 with current signal output Two...
Open the catalog to page 2NORIS Automation GmbH Dimensions, connections and drawings | A) Position pin 3 mm (installing position) acc. DIN1481-3 A) Borehole depth for position pin 3 mm (installing position) acc. DIN1481-3, borehole diameter 0 4 to 5 mm Recommended fixing: Hexagon socket screw DIN912 M8x20 with spring ring. Explanation to the left illustration A) Flange: Stainless steel C) Sensor tube: Stainless steel D) Length 53...78 mm (depending from connection) L1) Nominal length L1 (see type code) Explanation to the left illustration A) Flange: Stainless steel C) Sensor tube: Stainless steel D) Length 37±1 mm...
Open the catalog to page 3| Dimensions, connections and drawings NORIS Automation GmbH B) Position pin for correct mounting position D) Recommended distance from scanning see technical data Connection cables and pin assignment The following table shows an overview about the speed sensors and the related connection cables. All cables are available without protective tubing (-X type), with textile reinforced protective tubing (-XGT type), with steel reinforced protective tubing (-XGS type) or with polyamide protective tubing (-XP). C) Length K1 ± 5% (K1 see customer drawing) DB-FA52-EN NORIS Automation GmbH |...
Open the catalog to page 4NORIS Automation GmbH Dimensions, connections and drawings | Wires 6 x 0.33 mm2 halogen-free Length 80 ±10 mm Length K1 ± 5% (K1 see customer drawing) Diameter 7 ±as mm Connection cable type -XGS[..], -XGT[..] (protective tubing steel or textile reinforced) for sensors with 4 connecting wires Explanation to the left illustration A) Wires 4 x 0.33 mm2 halogen-free B) Length 80 ±10 mm C) Length 200 ±20 mm D) Length K1 ± 5% (K1 see customer drawing) E) Diameter 4.6 ±°'5 mm F) Inner diameter 6.4 ±°-5 mm G) Outer diameter 13.5 ±07 mm Connection cable type -XGS[..], -XGT[..] (protective tubing...
Open the catalog to page 5| Dimensions, connections and drawings NORIS Automation GmbH D) Length K1 ± 5% (K1 see customer drawing) D) Length K1 ± 5% (K1 see customer drawing) Connection assignment for type FA[..]Z DB-FA52-EN NORIS Automation GmbH | Muggenhofer Str. 95 | 90429 Nuremberg | Germany | Tel: +49 911 3201-220 | Fax: +49 911 3201-150 | sales@noris-group.com | www.noris-group.com Errors and omissions excepted
Open the catalog to page 6NORIS Automation GmbH Dimensions, connections and drawings | Connection assignment for type FA[..]S DB-FA52-EN NORIS Automation GmbH | Muggenhofer Str. 95 | 90429 Nuremberg | Germany | Tel: +49 911 3201-220 | Fax: +49 911 3201-150 | sales@noris-group.com | www.noris-group.com Errors and omissions excepted
Open the catalog to page 7| Dimensions, connections and drawings NORIS Automation GmbH Electrical connection - Elementary circuit diagrams | Dimensions, connections and drawings NORIS Automation GmbH Elementary circuit diagram FA[..]S Kl-®Ub+ Qn Ri Elementary circuit diagram FA[..]D Elementary circuit diagram FA[..]Q Kl-®+Ub2 Q2 Ri Elementary circuit diagram FA[..]I Ml mA/14 mA + Ubi DB-FA52-EN NORIS Automation GmbH | Muggenhofer Str. 95 | 90429 Nuremberg | Germany | Tel: +49 911 3201-220 | Fax: +49 911 3201-150 | sales@noris-group.com | www.noris-group.com Errors and omissions excepted
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