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Speed Sensors
Speed sensors either operate optically or inductively. Optical sensors are commonly used for offline measurements. Then, you usually need a reflection mark on the shaft. The passing of the reflection mark is registered by the sensor. Inductive sensors register the passing of metallic objects. This may be the screws of a coupling.
In general, the high-speed shaft is used for the speed detection of the drive. For order analysis, it is enough to detect the speed at least once per revolution. Therefore, one measurement point on the rotating shaft is sufficient.
A construction aid is needed to attach the speed sensor. This has to be customized for the drive.






