59150-4-V-02-A

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59150-4-V-02-A application field and working principle

Magnetic sensors are an important component of proximity, speed and position modules. They provide an environment friendly and reliable solution for industrial applications.

The Asahi-Kasei Corp model 59150-4-V-02-A is one of the newest in the Asahi-Kasei range of magnetic sensors. It has a high sensitivity of 0.1675 A/T with a detection range of ± 100 G. It is a two-stage type, which means that it has two sets of Hall elements; one for the primary detection and the other for the sensing. When the two sets of Hall elements sense the same magnetic field, there is an output signal.

The Asahi-Kasei 59150-4-V-02-A magnetic sensor is suitable for vertical, horizontal and diagonal magnetic field measurement. This makes it a great choice for positioning applications and other industrial applications where accurate magnetic measurements are required.

The Asahi-Kasei 59150-4-V-02-A magnetic sensor can be used for a variety of applications, such as:

• Position, proximity, and speed sensors
• Motion control applications
• MEMS sensing
• Robotics

The Asahi-Kasei 59150-4-V-02-A magnetic sensor is powered by a 5V power supply. It has a shielded construction and is protected against ESD. It is available in a TO-18 surface mount package.

The working principle of the Asahi-Kasei 59150-4-V-02-A is based on the Hall effect. The Hall effect is a phenomenon wherein when a current is passed through a conductor, a voltage is developed across the conductor, which is proportional to the magnetic field strength. In this case, when a magnetic field is applied to the sensor, a voltage is generated as a result of the Hall effect.

The Asahi-Kasei 59150-4-V-02-A magnetic sensor is designed to provide reliable and accurate results in a variety of industrial applications. It is a cost-effective and environment friendly solution for positioning, proximity and speed modules.

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