59025-2-S-02-F

Series:	59025
Part Status:	Active
Output Type:	SPST-NO
Type:	Reed Switch
Actuator Material:	Magnet
Termination Style:	Wire Leads
Voltage - Supply:	--
Must Operate:	8.00mm
Must Release:	--
Operating Temperature:	-20°C ~ 105°C (TA)
Package / Case:	Probe

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59025-2-S-02-F Magnetic Sensors - Position, Proximity, Speed (Modules)

The 59025-2-S-02-F magnetic sensor modules are designed to measure the presence, absence or change of the magnetic fields in the application space. These sensors can be used to detect position, proximity, speed and direction, and are highly accurate and reliable.

Position Sensors

Position sensors are commonly used to detect the location of moving objects, or to measure the displacement of a target. These sensors typically use hall effect technology to detect changes in the flux density of the magnetic field in three-dimensional space, enabling a precise reading for the position being measured.The 59025-2-S-02-F sensors are designed to measure changes in the direction and magnitude of the magnetic field generated by a permanent magnet. The sensor uses an array of Hall devices to measure the magnitude and direction of the field, and to transmit the data to the microprocessor for calculation. The microprocessor then determines the precise location of the magnet in three-dimensional space.

Proximity Sensors

Proximity sensors are used to measure the distance between an object and a magnet. This type of sensor is highly reliable because it does not require contact between the object and the magnet. The accuracy of the measurement is determined by the strength of the magnetic field.The 59025-2-S-02-F sensors are also designed to measure the magnetic field strength within a certain range. The magnetic field is initially detected by a pair of Hall effect sensors, and then amplified and internalized through a gain control circuit. The data is then processed and the distance between the two objects is computed.

Speed Sensors

Speed sensors use a combination of position sensing and speed measurement to detect the speed of a target. These sensors can measure and detect the speed of an object by measuring its displacement over time.The 59025-2-S-02-F speed sensors are designed to detect the speed of an object by measuring the magnitude of the changing magnetic field. The magnetic field is detected by a pair of Hall effect sensors and amplified through a gain control circuit, before being sent to the microprocessor. The microprocessor then calculates the speed of the object by finding the change in the magnitude of the magnetic field over time.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 59025-2-S-02-F sensors is based on the Hall effect. This effect is a physical phenomenon where, when a magnetic field is applied to a conductor, a current is induced in a plane perpendicular to both the conductor and the magnetic field.The 59025-2-S-02-F sensors use this phenomenon to measure the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field. The Hall effect sensors measure the magnetic field in the application space, and then the microprocessor processes the data to determine the distance between the magnet and the object being measured. The data is then used to calculate the speed of the object, or its precise position in three-dimensional space.

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