59135-2-U-04-A

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59135-2-U-04-A magnetic sensors are used to measure position, proximity, or speed. The device is capable of measuring both linear and angular motion. It is designed to be used in automotive, industrial, and general-purpose applications.

Working Principle

The 59135-2-U-04-A magnetic sensor uses Hall effect technology to measure speed, position, or proximity. It consists of a substrate made from a magnetic material, such as nickel-iron, which has two parallel currents flowing through it. When a magnetic field is applied to the substrate, it induces a voltage in the two currents, which is then used to measure the position of the moving part.

Application Field

59135-2-U-04-A magnetic sensors are used in automotive, industrial, and general-purpose applications. For automotive applications, they are used to measure engine speed, crankshaft position, and transmission shift selection. In industrial applications, they are used to measure the position of valves, pumps, and motors. They can also be used to measure the speed of moving parts such as conveyors and elevators. In general-purpose applications, they are used to measure the position of doors, windows, and furniture.

Advantages and Disadvantages

The 59135-2-U-04-A magnetic sensors have several advantages over other types of sensors, such as the ability to measure both linear and angular motion, accuracy, reliability, and low cost. Additionally, they require less power than other types of sensors. The main disadvantage is that they are not very immune to environmental interference, which can lead to inaccurate readings.

Conclusion

The 59135-2-U-04-A magnetic sensors are an economical and reliable solution for measuring position, proximity, and speed. They are suitable for use in automotive, industrial, and general-purpose applications. However, they are not very immune to environmental interference, which can cause inaccurate readings.

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