• Modular design based on proven features and assembly processes provides rapid application optimization with flexible package geometry and high reliability
• Three-wire open collector output, open drain output, or two-wire current output allow flexible controller design
• Accurate square wave output eliminates square-up function in the controller
• Transient protection helps protect against stray electro-magnetic fields interface
• Various mounting applications provide choice of many existing designs, or custom designs
• Adaptive Hall signal schemes provide improved timing accuracy, optimized sensor air gap and tilt sensitivity, and zero speed sensing capability
• Single element option offers simplified design, and valid power on state (VPOS) for camshaft applications to minimize engine synchronization timing
• Dual element differential option offers extremely accurate gear edge detection, peak detector circuitry that is immune to tilt or off-center failure mode, and gain-adjust circuitry that reduces the effect of minor gear anomalies
• Enhanced sensing capability helps reduce emissions and improve reliability and drivability

Symptoms of a Failing Speed Sensor vs. ABS Wheel Speed Sensor

Some vehicles may use the same part for both a Speed Sensor and an ABS Wheel Speed Sensor, while others may use two different parts. These parts serve different systems of the vehicle and may fail for different reasons - it is important to replace the proper sensor to fix the underlying issue.