59065-1-U-01-D

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Magnetic sensors detect changes in a magnetic field to measure the position, proximity, and speed of an object or material. The 59065-1-U-01-D is a type of magnetic sensor designed specifically for application in the automotive, medical, aerospace, and industrial control sectors. It is designed to provide reliable and accurate measurements and is renowned for its long life expectancy.

The 59065-1-U-01-D features a 3-dimensional range of mid-range sensitivity and can detect a range of magnetic fields. It can work in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +120°C and can be used in areas with high dust, oil, and water applications. The sensor also features passivation coating to resist corrosion in corrosive atmospheres.

The 59065-1-U-01-D works by sensing changes in a magnetic field and converting them into electrical signals. The sensor consists of a permanent magnet, a coil, a Hall-effect element, and a signal-processing circuit. When exposed to a magnetic field, the magnet creates a force on the Hall-effect element, which then produces a small voltage that is proportional to the strength of the magnetic field. This voltage is then amplified and processed by the signal-processing circuitry before being sent to the output. The output consists of an analog signal that is proportional to the strength of the magnetic field.

The 59065-1-U-01-D is an ideal choice for applications requiring a reliable and accurate measurement of the magnetic field. It is easy to install, easy to maintain, and is designed for a long life expectancy. The magnetic sensor can be used in automobiles, medical equipment, and industrial robots, to ensure the accurate and safe operation of short and long-range operations. Its precise control ensures that systems are properly calibrated and functioning at optimal performance.

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