SENSORS

Delphi Transmission Range Selection Sensor
The Delphi Transmission Range Selection Sensor is an absolute
position sensor that provides gear selection information to the
transmission control module. It can convert rotary or linear
motion into a ratiometric analog or pulse-width modulated (PWM)
output signal to indicate the various positions of the transmission
(park, reverse, neutral, drive, etc.).
The Delphi Transmission Range Selection Sensor uses accurate
Hall effect technology to detect the angular position of a shaft. Its
unique design can feature either a through-shaft interface or endshaft interface for application flexibility, and a magnetic flux
concentrator for robust performance.

Benefits
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Designed for internal or external transmission mounting to offer
flexibility for the manufacturer
Capable of meeting single or dual output signal requirements
Flexible calibration of transmission selector positions for easy
Delphi Transmission Range Selection Sensor
adaptation to multiple applications
Robust against external electromagnetic field interference
Three-terminal sealed connector minimizes connections for higher reliability and reduced system cost

Typical Applications
The Delphi Transmission Range Selection Sensor is designed for automatic transmissions for most
passenger vehicle programs. Its robust design also makes it suitable for other automotive and industrial
applications.

Specifications
Measurement range
Detection range
Ouput sweep
Accuracy
Operating temperature range
Response time
Input power supply

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Rotary: -35°C to 35°C
Linear: -30 mm to 30 mm
Rotary: Up to 80°C
Linear: 70 mm
WM: 8% to 92%
Analog: 0.5 V to 4.5 V
±3% throughout the temperature range
±2.5° (3° aged parts)
-40°C to 150°C
1 mS
5.0 V ( ±0.25 V)

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