59085-1-T-04-E

Series:	59085
Part Status:	Active
Output Type:	SPST-NO
Type:	Reed Switch
Actuator Material:	Ferrous Vane
Termination Style:	Wire Leads with Connector
Voltage - Supply:	--
Must Operate:	--
Must Release:	--
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 105°C (TA)
Package / Case:	Module, Wire Leads, Slot Type

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Introduction to Magnetic Sensors: Position, Proximity and Speed (Modules)

Magnetic sensors are a specific type of transducer that detects and measures the presence of a magnetic field. These devices are used in a variety of applications to measure the exact position, proximity or speed of other objects. Magnetic sensors can be found in various sizes, shapes, and varieties, with the two main categories being active and passive sensors.

59085-1-T-04-E Overview

The 59085-1-T-04-E Magnetic Sensor is a type of active sensor designed to measure position, speed and proximity. It utilizes a bi-directional hall-effect with reliable precision and accuracy, making it an ideal choice for multiple applications. It features a programmable temperature range, low power consumption, and the ability to detect changes in magnetic fields in just milliseconds.

Application Field

The 59085-1-T-04-E can be found in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, industrial and consumer electronics, as well as medical devices. It is used for numerous applications, such as measuring the speed and direction of rotating components, as well as detecting motion and position in motor-driven applications. Specifically, it is suitable for small, robust, and low power consumption systems and can be used as an engine speed sensor, magnetic clamp for door interlock, tachometer, and door lock.

Working Principle

The 59085-1-T-04-E utilizes a bi-directional hall-effect sensor to measure the position, speed, or proximity of certain objects. This type of sensor is composed of a voltage-controlled IC with a semi-conducting material known as a ‘Hall Plate’. This Hall Plate is placed between two magnets and upon movement, the Hall Plate will change its magnetic field, which will cause the IC within the sensor to switch, which then produces an electrical output signal. This signal is then used to measure the position, speed, or proximity of certain objects relative to the magnets.

Conclusion

The 59085-1-T-04-E Magnetic Sensor offers reliable precision and accuracy for multiple applications. It’s bi-directional hall-effect position and speed sensor utilizes two magnets and a voltage-controlled IC to provide precise measurements of position, speed, and proximity. Its low power consumption, programmable temperature range, and quick response time also make it a great choice for various industries, such as automotive, aerospace, industrial, consumer electronics, and medical devices.

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