59070-4-T-02-E

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Introduction

59070-4-T-02-E magnetic sensors are a type of position, proximity, and speed sensing small modules commonly used in the industrial sector. This product has a variety of operation modes including various 4 different sensing types with 2 outputs.

Application Field

59070-4-T-02-E magnetic sensors are used in industrial applications such as motion control, level control, and position sensing. They are particularly useful in applications which require high accuracy and repeatability. The low-cost, small and rugged design makes them popular for use in these industries. The wide range of sensitivity also allows for a wide variety of applications.

Due to their small size, these magnetic sensors can be used in tight spaces where larger sensors are unsuitable. Their size also contributes to their flexibility in positioning and enables the sensors to reach temperatures as high as 130 degrees celsius. The flexible design of the sensors allows for a variety of mounting options such as clamps, brackets, and adhesives.

59070-4-T-02-E magnetic sensors are also highly versatile and can be used in a variety of industrial applications. These include manufacturing, automation, robotics, and commercial and residential buildings. The robust design makes them a popular choice for industrial applications where reliability and accuracy are essential.

Working Principle

The 59070-4-T-02-E magnetic sensors are based on the Hall Effect principle, which states that a magnetic field can be converted into a measurable electrical voltage. The sensor consists of two parts: an external magnet and the internal Hall Access element. The external magnet generates a magnetic field which is then applied to the Hall Access element. The Hall Access element then converts this magnetic field into an electrical voltage that can be measured by the user.

When the external magnet is moved close to or farther away from the Hall Access element, the strength of the magnetic field changes, resulting in a change in the output voltage. This change in the output voltage can then be used to determine the proximity or position of the external magnet. Additionally, the 59070-4-T-02-E magnetic sensors can be used to measure the speed of an object as it passes the sensor by measuring the rate of change in the output voltage.

Conclusion

59070-4-T-02-E magnetic sensors are a cost effective and versatile solution for position, proximity and speed sensing applications. They are ideal for use in industries where accuracy and repeatability are essential and can also be used in tight spaces and with low temperatures. Additionally, the flexible mounting options and wide range of sensitivity makes them suitable for a variety of applications. By using the Hall Effect principle of magnetism the 59070-4-T-02-E sensors are able to measure the position, proximity and speed of objects accurately and reliably.

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