59075-1-U-05-C

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Magnetic sensors are widely used to detect movement or changes in the environment by reacting to certain wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation. The 59075-1-U-05-C magnetic sensor is a position, proximity, and speed module designed to measure linear relative displacement or rotational position of a magnet or magnetic material.

The primary feature of the 59075-1-U-05-C is its ability to capture absolute linear displacement of a magnet, making it ideal for applications where position must be retained even after power-cycle off. The module also offers superior accuracy with over 80dB linearity, making it suitable for use in the most demanding precision applications.

The module’s field of application includes navigation and positioning systems, linear displacement measurement, industrial process automation, rotational speed measurement and motor feedback, robotics, and motion and position sensing.

The 59075-1-U-05-C utilizes an array of magnetic cores in an array of alternating magnetic fields. This configuration provides the sensor with higher sensitivity than traditional magnetoresistive sensors and enables absolute linear position measurement. When a magnet is introduced to the field, the array of magnetic cores induce a current which is proportional to the position of the magnet. This current is measured and used to determine the absolute linear or rotational position of the magnet.

The 59075-1-U-05-C working principle is based on a Coriolis effect. This effect occurs when a moving object changes direction or accelerates in a rotating environment. This is because the changes in rotational velocity (as seen from the moving object) are related to the direction and speed of the object. In other words, the Coriolis effect is an inertial force that modulates the moving object’s velocity relative to the rotating environment.

The module allows for linear and rotational measurement of a magnet, utilizing the Coriolis effect. In the linear measurement mode, the module detects the changing direction or acceleration of a linear sweep from a given point, and returns the objects absolute position relative to the starting point. When used in the rotational measurement mode, the module is able to detect the increasing or decreasing rotational speed of the object and return its absolute angular position.

The 59075-1-U-05-C module is a versatile and reliable magnetic field sensor and positioning module. It provides both absolute linear displacement and rotational speed measurement, as well as enhanced sensitivity and accuracy. The module is suited for a variety of applications ranging from navigation and robotics to industrial process automation.

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