59065-2-S-05-C

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59065-2-S-05-C magnetic sensors are used for position, proximity, and speed measurements in a wide array of applications. They are small, durable, and reliable, making them an ideal choice for applications where space is limited and accurate readings are necessary. This article provides an overview of the applications and working principles of the 59065-2-S-05-C magnetic sensors.

Applications

The 59065-2-S-05-C magnetic sensors are suitable for a variety of applications, ranging from industrial automation to automotive systems. In industrial systems, they are commonly used for rotational speed measurements, fluid level measurements, valve and actuator position detection, and motor control.

In automotive systems, the sensors are used for fuel injection control, brake position monitoring, exhaust mixer control, and automatic transmission control. They can also be used for smart antenna applications, such as automotive GPS systems. Finally, they can be used in medical applications for monitoring patient health.

Working Principle

The 59065-2-S-05-C magnetic sensors use a Hall Effect to measure position, proximity, and speed. The Hall Effect is based on the principle that a magnetic field influences the electrical resistance of a material. The sensor contains a small integrated circuit (IC), which contains an electrode that is sensitive to magnetic fields.

When the electrode is placed in a magnetic field, a measurable voltage is produced. This voltage is then converted into a digital signal, which is then used to detect and measure the position, proximity, and speed of the object. The sensor is calibrated to ensure accurate readings.

Conclusion

The 59065-2-S-05-C magnetic sensors are small, reliable, and accurate, making them ideal for a variety of applications. They can be used for industrial automation, automotive systems, smart antenna applications, and medical monitoring. The sensors use a Hall Effect to measure position, proximity, and speed, and they are calibrated to ensure accurate readings.

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