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i've pretty much concluded it is non existant. so i'll have to raid the scrap yard and see how many i can find on pigtails from knock sensors.

just checked, only 2pins male.

the bosch hall sensor is precisely what i need, i need to extend the sensor from the loom, but i dont (cant) cut the plug off the loom, so i need a Male and a Female, the female is easy enough to find at any of the above mentioned sources. it seems as though the male ...

excellent resource, thank you.

they seem to carry 2 pole male housings, but not this blasted 3 pole version i need. bah!! why bosch! why!!

i'll do some more searching with this new "junior timer connector" search string.

haha, in the dishwasher, yeah, and sleep in the garage for a week!

of the few male connectors i've found most have the pins and leads moulded in. perhaps i need to search the junk yards harder.

does anyone know of a source for male bosch connectors? the female ones are easy enough to find, but i've searched and searched and cant find any place that sells male ones. more specifically, a 3 pin male connector, as used on some bosch 3wire PWM idle air motors, bosch TPS's, some bosch knock ...

update:

i've built a small hall sensor using the MLX90217. basically i just glued a small neodymium magnet to the back side of this IC, used a 2k2 resistor for a pull-up to 5v and it works flawlessly. i've tested Vdd anywhere from 5v right up to 24v and havent had any problems yet. with my 16 tooth ...

i need to read a steel gear, but i do not want VR and all its associated conditioning circuits. this is going into a noisy environment.

the MLX90217 from melexis is exactly what i need i think. its a hall sensor for counting gear teeth (and cam lobes...) and uses a bias magnet mounted behind the ...

yeah, sorry about that, i dont know where i got 128khz from. i think i forgot to divide by seconds.

any leads on a relatively small hall sensor (to-92 package, or there about) that i can use to count ferrous gear teeth?

a 16 tooth wheel at 8k rpm is what its going to be reading. my math puts that at 128khz.

i've checked out the melexis US5881 but i cant find a max speed for it. digikey lists a ...