Overview

The Link Hall Effect Sensor is a non-contact Hall effect gear tooth sensor designed for crankshaft, camshaft and wheel speed sensing. It features adaptive dynamic threshold technology that automatically compensates for changes in target geometry and air gap, providing reliable position and speed detection from near zero speed up to 15 kHz.

Models Supported

All Link ECUs

Other aftermarket ECUs

Important

Designed for sensing ferrous trigger wheels and gear teeth. 

An external pull-up resistor is required unless the ECU provides an internal pull-up. 

Observe the recommended target dimensions and air gap for reliable operation.

Specifications

The Link Hall Effect Sensor has the following specifications:

Highlights

Non-contact Hall effect gear tooth sensor.

Adaptive dynamic threshold technology.

Open collector (sinking current) output.

Near-zero speed sensing.

Maximum tooth frequency: 15 kHz.

Typical air gap: 1.5 mm.

Operating temperature: -40degC to +125degC.

IP67 rated.

Anodised aluminium housing.

1 m flying lead.

Includes DTM3 connector kit

Product Dimensions

120mm(L)x15mm(W)x15mm(H)

4.72in(L)x0.59in(W)x0.59in(H)

Product Weight

50 grams (1.76 ounces)

Electrical

Operating Voltage Range: 5-24V

Maximum Input Voltage: 30V

Maximum Continuous Current Draw: 6mA

Gauges of wire: 20AWG/0.5mm2

Misc.

Brown: Supply Voltage

Blue: Sensor Ground

Black: Output to ECU

A shielded cable should be used to avoid interferences.

What's in the Box

Hall Effect Sensor

DTM3 connector kit (MF & F)

Printed Accessory instructions

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