55110-3H-02-A

Series:	55100
Part Status:	Active
Output Type:	Digital
Type:	Hall Effect Switch
Actuator Material:	Magnet, South Pole
Termination Style:	Wire Leads
Frequency:	10kHz
Voltage - Supply:	3.8 V ~ 24 V
Must Operate:	--
Must Release:	--
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C (TA)
Package / Case:	Flange Mount

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Magnetic Sensors - Position, Proximity, Speed (Modules):55110-3H-02-A magnetic sensors are modules that measure the polarity, position, proximity, and speed of moving objects. With applications in many industries such as automotive, PLC, and robotics, these sensors provide reliable data to monitor an object’s current location, as well as its distance from another object or surface.The 55110-3H-02-A’s construction relies upon the Hall Effect magnetic field principle. This component senses a magnet’s intensity based upon voltage changes. As the magnetic field’s strength varies, the output varies. The Hall effect voltage is the product of this relationship, as it changes proportional to the magnetic field’s strength.A 55110-3H-02-A device integrates two actual chips to make it into a "module." One chip is a Hall Element, which is sensitive to the magnetic field’s intensity, and the other is a CMOS hall amplifier, which amplifies this signal and helps to isolate the device from interference. The output voltage from the Hall amplifier is then sent to the analog output converter chip, which converts the analog signal into a digital voltage. This digital signal can be read through the logic output port, or connected to a data link.The 55110-3H-02-A’s applications include door locks, safety systems, warning systems, sensors for temperature and level measurement, and robotics. Sensors using the Hall effect can be used to sense the position of an object which is either stationary or moving. They can also be used to sense the speed and direction of objects as they move through a magnetic field, such as on conveyor belts. These sensors are also used in motor control systems, allowing for adjustable speed and acceleration in motorized equipment.Robotics often use Hall Effect sensors, as they can be used to translate motion into an output voltage signal. They can also be used to sense the proximity of one object to another. For example, a robotic arm may use a Hall Effect sensor to detect the presence of an object above it. The output can then be used to move the arm away from the object.Hall Effect-based magnetic sensors can also be used in automotive applications. In an automobile, a Hall Effect sensor may be used to measure the speed of the wheel in order to help maintain fuel efficiency and improve the car’s performance. The Hall Effect sensor can be used to detect the position of the car’s steering wheel, allowing precise control during turns. Hall Effect sensors can also be used to monitor the position of the car’s doors and windows.The 55110-3H-02-A is a reliable and cost-effective device that can be used for position, proximity, speed, and contactless sensing in many applications. It provides precise data with minimal contact to the target object. The device is sealed for increased durability and has low power requirements. The easy-to-use interface and small footprint make it an ideal choice for many projects.

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