| CPC G01D 5/145 (2013.01) [G01B 7/14 (2013.01); G01B 7/30 (2013.01); G01P 3/44 (2013.01)] | 12 Claims |

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1. A sensor for a magnetic measuring device for detecting a rotational or translational movement of a shaft, comprising:
a permanent magnet connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the shaft so as to move together with the shaft, the permanent magnet including a plastic bonded permanent magnetic material injection molded onto the shaft as an extension of the shaft that forms a free end of the shaft; and
a fixing geometry of the shaft including a protruding structure with a mushroom-shaped protrusion cross section and a surrounding protrusion undercut,
wherein the protruding structure protrudes directly from the shaft,
wherein the permanent magnet completely encloses the protruding structure, such that a radial and axial positive engagement is formed between the permanent magnet and the shaft,
wherein the shaft is cylindrical and defines a first diameter and a rotational axis,
wherein the permanent magnet defines a cylindrical portion having a second diameter that is equal to the first diameter at an intersection of the cylindrical portion with the shaft,
wherein the first diameter of the cylindrical portion is constant in a direction extending away from the shaft along the rotational axis,
wherein the permanent magnet defines a tapered portion extending from the cylindrical portion opposite the intersection of the cylindrical portion with the shaft along the rotational axis,
wherein the tapered portion has a plurality of diameters that decrease in size in the direction extending away from the shaft along the rotational axis,
wherein the permanent magnet defines a front surface that intersects the tapered portion, the front surface being circular and flat, and the front surface defining a distal end of the permanent magnet, and
wherein a third diameter of the front surface is substantially equal to a smallest diameter of the plurality of diameters of the tapered portion.
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