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150 million engine management sensors, designed
and built by Electricfil, equip vehicles worldwide,
today. For sensors, the company is an industry
leader. This figure reflects the excellence of Electricfil
in engine management functions such as camshaft and crankshaft. Today, the
company also offers complete systems that integrate,
for example, signal (sensor and magnet ring) and
sealing. Taking advantage of its "matrix"
organization, a dedicated team ensures responsive,
efficient development services.
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By listening closely to each customer, the company constantly enhances solutions for engine management, through new developments that procure ever-greater accuracy, while continuously reducing size and weight. Following the evolution of variable reluctance sensors (VRS) to active sensors, new developments now concern, for instance, smart sensors capable of communicating via a digital bus. |
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Magnetic trigger wheels |
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The search for mass reduction and for more accuracy of engine management lead Electricfil to associate technologies such as magnet rings to speed and position sensors. Backed by its expertise on conception of magnetic and magnetization adapetd to the coding needs and various signals.
With a about thirty patents and o global production of more than 3 million magnet rings, Electricfil is a world leading design and producer of magnet ring sensing systems for the engine management.
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Engine
sealing |
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Electricfil also offers a complete range of
solutions for the engine sealing function that
integrates sensor and manet ring to sealing. A supplier
of complete systems, the company ensures development
and engineering processes as well as manufacturing. |
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Variable
Valve Timing (VVT) systems |
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solution optimizes engine air entry by adjusting
intake valve timing. Development of new sensors
for these systems contributes further to improving
engine performance: better torque ratios when
starting, better torque at low RPMs, more
power, reduced pollution and reduced fuel
consumption. |
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Encoded
sensors |
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New
generation smart sensors, interfaced with
a microprocessor via communication buses,
significantly improve among other things anti-theft
protection. |
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