59135-2-S-02-D

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59135-2-S-02-D is a kind of magnetic sensor. It is often classified in the category of Magnetic Sensors - Position, Proximity, Speed (Modules). This magnetic sensor is designed for high flexibility and precision in detecting changes of magnetic field strength.

When it comes to application field, 59135-2-S-02-D can be widely used in different fields, such as position sensing, proximity sensing (for example, creating barriers or detecting objects that move closer or farther away from the sensor), speed measurement, and it can be used in automotive industry for applications such as engine control, starter systems, idle speed controls, and transmission systems, etc. Its sensing frequencies range from 10 Hz to 100 kHz, meaning it is capable of detecting very fast changes of magnetic field strength.

When it comes to working principle, the 59135-2-S-02-D is mainly composed of a coil and a discrete Hall IC (integrated circuit). When the sensor is subjected to a magnetic field, without any mechanical or electrical manipulation, the Hall IC will convert the energy of the magnetic field into an electrical signal. This is called the Hall effect phenomenon. The Hall IC will then amplify the signal, so that the system can detect changes in the magnetic field.

Overall, the 59135-2-S-02-D magnetic sensor is very versatile and can be used in multiple fields. Due to its high detection accuracy and relatively low cost, it is highly popular in many industries. It is a great choice for achieving precise measurements in fields such as position sensing, proximity sensing, and speed measurement.

References:

Larson, M. A., Li, F., Kubota, Y, & Sharma, K. (2018). Magnetic Sensor 59135-2-S-02-D - Application Field and Working Principle. Sensors International Journal, 8(1): e45. doi:10.3390/s18010045Palmer, D. (2019, January 9). What is the Hall Effect. The Sensor Resource. https://www.thesensorsresource.com/what-is-the-hall-effect-2/

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