VS28/30/60 series power steering sensor

Electronic power steering position sensor Linearity: less than 2% plus or minus Working voltage:DC5V~16V Long lifetime

VS30 Series Introduction

·Electronic power steering position sensor

·Working voltage:DC5V~16V

·Symmetry:≤4%

·Linearity:≤±2%

·Operating temperature:-40~105°C

·Protection class:IP64

·Lifetime: ≥3,000,000 times

·Weight: approximate 57g

·Electromagnetic interference shielding, redundant design and high reliability

·Adjustable mounting hole, easy to operate

·Compact size, elegant appearance

·Fiber reinforced plastic and anticorrosive steel component structure, nice rigidity

·Ideal for EPS steering power-assisted system

VS28 Series Introduction

·Precise vehicle position sensor

·Working voltage:DC5V~16V

·Electric angle:308°±2°

·Resistance range:5±20%ΚΩ

·Linearity:≤±2%

·Operating temperature:-30~105°C

·Protection class:IP65

·Lifetime:≥5,000,000 times

·Weight: approximate 32g

·EMI shielding, high reliability

·Flange bracket installation, adjustable mounting hole, easy to operate

·Plug-in type or mosaic-type connection with live shaft spring, the axial length can be custom-made

·Plastic resistance potentiometer, high procession, and long lifetime

·Fiber reinforced materials, can be used for angular positional measurement under vile environment.

·Ideal for self-balancing auto controller and valve angular feedback

VS60 Series Introduction

·Automobile angular position sensor

·Working voltage:DC5V~16V

·Electric angle:103°±2;148°±2°

·Resistance range: 1.2±20%ΚΩ 

·Linearity:≤±2%

·Operating temperature:-40~135°C

·Protection class:IP40

·Lifetime: ≥5,000,000 times

·Weight: approximate 24g

·Electromagnetic interference shielding, high reliability

·360°continuous rotation, compact and artistic formation

·Precise multi-finger alloy brush equipped with conductive plastic substrate, stable performance, high resolution and good wear resistance

·Ideal for motor actuator between Two-drives and Four-drives automobile  

VS28/30/60 series power steering sensor