Phase reference - trigger
The phase reference or synchronization (trigger signal) sensor is an inductive (eddy current) proximity sensor used for triggering the phase reference once per revolution. It measures the distance between a target glued on the shaft and detects its presence once the target is in range. Once per revolution, the target crosses the sensor and a pulse is sent to the acquisition unit. Trigger signal is used as a phase reference for all the measurements that require correlation of data with the position of rotor.
Trigger is used for:
Air gap signals
Magnetic flux signals
Vibrations (relative and absolute)
RPM measurements (once per revolution)
Any other value that is correlated to rotor position
Sensors
- Phase Reference
On-line Instrument
- CoDiS RT - Real Time protection unit
Diagnostic Modules
- CoDiS DM - Diagnostic Monitoring
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- VSM01 - Trigger sensor