An AC voltage is produced by a magnetic sensor. Most sensors should produce at least 0.1 volt AC ...

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An AC voltage is produced by a magnetic sensor. Most sensors should produce at least 0.1 volt AC while the engine is cranking and can exceed 100 volts with the engine running if the pickup wheel has many teeth.

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