59085-3-T-01-D

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Magnetic Sensors play an important role in the automation and operation of various machines and devices. In particular, Position, Proximity, and Speed (Modules) use magnetic sensors to read the changing position, distance, or speed of a moving object. Consequently, the 59085-3-T-01-D magnetic sensor is designed with these specific applications in mind.

The 59085-3-T-01-D magnetic sensor is a reed switch. Reed switches are composed of two ferromagnetic elements (called reeds) that are sealed inside a glass envelope. When a magnetic field is applied to the switch, the reeds move into contact with each other, completing an electrical circuit. Alternatively, the switch can be opened by removing the field or, in the case of the 59085-3-T-01-D, by reversing the polarity of the field.

The 59085-3-T-01-D is usually connected to a circuit with a normally open (NO) contact. When the reeds move into contact, the contact closes and completes the circuit, opening a controller or other electrical device. This action is known as a "make" contact, as the contact is made when the switch closes.

The 59085-3-T-01-D is designed for use in a variety of applications, including position, proximity, and speed sensing. In position sensing, the switch is used to detect the presence and position of a rotating gear or other metal object. By using different magnet strengths, the switch can detect changes in the distance to the rotating object. Proximity sensing is used to detect the presence of an object near the switch. By selecting the correct magnetic field strength, the switch can detect objects up to a certain distance away. Finally, the switch can be used in speed sensing applications. By changing the strength of the magnetic field, the switch can detect changes in the speed of a rotating shaft.

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