Hobbywing  |  SKU: HW86060041 Producent varenr.: 86060041  |  EAN: 6938994400244

RPM Sensor Hobbywing

35,00 kr

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Description

Hobbywing RPM sensor for high-voltage ESCs

The RPM sensor is an accessory for high-voltage ESCs. It detects the voltage changes in the wires to the brushless motor and outputs an RPM signal, so it can be used with several helicopter flight control systems, typically as the RPM sensor for Mikado's V-Bar system.

Wires A and B connect to any two of the motor wires, with no need to worry about polarity. Wire C is a three-colour lead with a plug: black is ground, red is supplied with 3.3 V or 5 V, and white carries the RPM signal.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 23x10x2 mm
  • Weight: 6 g (incl. leads)
  • Operating voltage: 3.5-8.4 V (1-2S LiPo)
  • Current: 1-5 mA
  • Voltage on the motor wires: 2-14S LiPo
  • RPM range (2-pole motor): 1,000-300,000
  • Operating temperature: 0-50°C

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Hobbywing

RPM Sensor Hobbywing

35,00 kr

Hobbywing RPM sensor for high-voltage ESCs

The RPM sensor is an accessory for high-voltage ESCs. It detects the voltage changes in the wires to the brushless motor and outputs an RPM signal, so it can be used with several helicopter flight control systems, typically as the RPM sensor for Mikado's V-Bar system.

Wires A and B connect to any two of the motor wires, with no need to worry about polarity. Wire C is a three-colour lead with a plug: black is ground, red is supplied with 3.3 V or 5 V, and white carries the RPM signal.

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