NASA NTRS ยท 19850000509
Rotary Speed Sensor for Antilocking Brakes
Abstract
Sensor based on fluidic principles produces negative pressure approximately proportional to rotational speed. Sensor developed as part of antilocking brake system for motorcycles. Uses inlet pressure rather than outlet pressure as braking-control signal, eliminating pressure pulsations caused by pump vanes and ensuring low-noise signal. Sensor is centrifugal air pump turned by one of motorcycle wheels. Air enters pump through orifice plates, and suction taken off through port in pump inlet plenum.
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Berdahl, C. M.. 1986-03-01. Rotary Speed Sensor for Antilocking Brakes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850000509
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