
Application
Sensors for Rail Applications
Learn how TE Connectivity (TE) rail sensors measure the properties to improve performance, maintenance, and comfort in rail applications.
TE Connectivity (TE) manufactures sensors for rail applications. Sensors can be installed in various systems and applications, requiring packaging to either retrofit existing systems exposed to harsh environmental and EMC conditions or for compact, embedded sensors in new systems. TE sensors are available to measure various properties including, but not limited to, speed, position, vibration, pressure, and liquid level. With a global footprint and support network ready, learn how our technologies support the rail industry.
Featured Sensor:
DSD Series Multi-Channel Speed Sensor
-
DSD 25 Series 3 & 4 Channel Hall Effect Speed Sensor for Rail
The reduction of costs and weight of rolling stock, and the upgrade of train control systems to allow increased train density in saturated lines are two trends in rail. Multi-channel Hall speed sensors address these challenges without the addition of weight and costs related to additional sensors. One sensor with two galvanically separated output stages provides reduced weight, less installation time and greater value. Learn more about the Jaquet DSD 25 Series 3 & 4 Channel Hall Effect Speed Sensor for Rail.


Connect with an
Engineer Now
-
Submit your inquiry
Contact us to learn more about our products and design capabilities.
Learn how using just one multi-channel Hall speed sensor instead of two discrete sensors will reduce hardware costs and installation time during change over. TE is one of the few suppliers who can offer speed sensors with differential Hall effect elements with 4 channels containing 8 Hall elements in total.
Urban areas are facing increased public transportation needs due to several global trends. The environmental impact of public transportation is lower than motorway commute, which drives governments to invest in and stimulate the use of public transportation. Learn how TE is addressing these demands in rail.

Application
Sensors for Rail Applications
Learn how TE Connectivity (TE) rail sensors measure the properties to improve performance, maintenance, and comfort in rail applications.
TE Connectivity (TE) manufactures sensors for rail applications. Sensors can be installed in various systems and applications, requiring packaging to either retrofit existing systems exposed to harsh environmental and EMC conditions or for compact, embedded sensors in new systems. TE sensors are available to measure various properties including, but not limited to, speed, position, vibration, pressure, and liquid level. With a global footprint and support network ready, learn how our technologies support the rail industry.
Featured Sensor:
DSD Series Multi-Channel Speed Sensor
-
DSD 25 Series 3 & 4 Channel Hall Effect Speed Sensor for Rail
The reduction of costs and weight of rolling stock, and the upgrade of train control systems to allow increased train density in saturated lines are two trends in rail. Multi-channel Hall speed sensors address these challenges without the addition of weight and costs related to additional sensors. One sensor with two galvanically separated output stages provides reduced weight, less installation time and greater value. Learn more about the Jaquet DSD 25 Series 3 & 4 Channel Hall Effect Speed Sensor for Rail.


Connect with an
Engineer Now
-
Submit your inquiry
Contact us to learn more about our products and design capabilities.
Learn how using just one multi-channel Hall speed sensor instead of two discrete sensors will reduce hardware costs and installation time during change over. TE is one of the few suppliers who can offer speed sensors with differential Hall effect elements with 4 channels containing 8 Hall elements in total.
Urban areas are facing increased public transportation needs due to several global trends. The environmental impact of public transportation is lower than motorway commute, which drives governments to invest in and stimulate the use of public transportation. Learn how TE is addressing these demands in rail.