Crank position sensor wheel

-           NEP’s products are produced by Powder metallurgy manufacturing process.

Powder metallurgy manufacturing process: Process of filling metal powder of which average particle size is 100㎕ in a mold having a shape of desired part, molding with a press, and sintering at the metal melting point or less

A crankshaft position sensor (CKS) is used to reference crankshaft rotation as the engine is running while supplying feedback data to the main  computer. This sensor is mounted near the crankshaft, flywheel or in the engine black depending on the manufacturers design. As the crankshaft spins it creates an electrical pulse pattern that changes with engine speed. This wavelength controls computer output circuits such as fuel injector pulse width, camshaft and ignition timing adjustments. The reluctor or stator wheel is fastened to the crankshaft which is used by the sensor.