AZH2041

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AZH2041 is an electrical/electronic device that can be used in a variety of applications. This device functions as an actuator that can detect changes in position, speed, or amount of a physical object associated with it, such as a moving component in a machine, and can actuate a switch or a limit, based on the detected change. AZH2041 is categorized as belonging to Snap Action, Limit Switches.

AZH2041 has a low actuation force and is designed for extreme temperature and tough environmental conditions. The device is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, and is also suitable for rapid, frequent actuations. It is available in a variety of sizes, mounting options, and actuation forces, and offers an economical, compact solution for an array of switching applications.

The operation of AZH2041 relies on a design principle known as the "snap-action" principle, which uses an cam-actuated plunger made of a resilient metal, such as a spring, to control the electrical or mechanical action of the device. In this type of switch, the plunger is kept under tension until and unless the device needs to detect or actuate a limit. When a limit is detected or actuated, such as a limit in speed, position, or amount of a physical object, the plunger is released, allowing the switch to act. At the same time, the switch\'s movement is limited by the design of the plunger.

In terms of electrical principles, AZH2041 uses the principle of capacitance. A capacitor is a device consisting of two separated electrical conductors, and when a voltage is applied to the circuit between the conductors, a capacitance is created. This capacitance measurement is used by AZH2041 to detect and actuate limits, such as positions, speeds, and amounts. As the impedance of the capacitor changes due to the varying speed or position of the physical object being monitored, the capacitance also changes, and this change in capacitance is used by the AZH2041 switch to actuate its limit.

In addition to its function as a detector and actuator of limits, AZH2041 can also be used as a tool to measure physical objects, such as speeds and rotational speeds. This is achieved by replacement of the original switch with a light-emitting diode, or LED. An LED is an electrical component that produces light when current is passed through it. The LED can then be used to measure the speed or rotational speed of the physical object by recording the frequency of flashes seen by the user.

In conclusion, AZH2041 can be categorized as a Snap Action, Limit Switches. This device operates on the principle of the snap-action plunger, which is held under tension until a limit is detected or actuated. In addition, the device is capable of measuring physical objects (such as speeds or rotational speeds) with the use of an LED, which produces flashes when current is passed through it. Finally, the AZH2041 is suitable for a variety of applications, making it an economical and compact solution for an array of switching needs.

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