AD105-00E

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Magnetic sensors are electromechanical devices used to detect changes in a magnetic field. This can be done either by sensing the absolute or relative strength of the magnetic field, or by using a sensor to detect a change in the direction of the magnetic field. One type of magnetic sensor is a magnetic switch or solid state sensor, such as the AD105-00E. This particular model is designed to detect and measure changes in the magnetic field with three axes.

The AD105-00E magnetic switch is a robust device that is ideal for a wide range of applications, including automotive, aerospace, consumer electronics and industrial applications. It contains a reed switch, which is a mechanically operated electrical switch that is triggered by a magnet, and three analog Hall Effect sensors. The Hall Effect sensors measure the absolute value of the magnetic fields, while the reed switch detects any changes in the direction of the magnetic field. The sensors allow the AD105-00E to detect and measure a range of magnetic fields with greater accuracy than other models.

The AD105-00E magnetic switch is activated by a magnetic field that exceeds its activation threshold, which is 685 mT (milli Teslas) for the X, Y, and Z axes. Once activated, the switch will remain triggered until the magnetic field drops below the release threshold of 365 mT for the X, Y, and Z axes.

The working principle of the AD105-00E magnetic switch is based on the Hall Effect. The Hall Effect is a phenomenon that occurs when a current carrying conductor is placed in a magnetic field. This causes a voltage to be produced transverse to the current direction. This voltage is called the Hall voltage. By using a Hall Effect sensor, the AD105-00E can detect and measure the magnitude and direction of a magnetic field.

The Hall Effect sensors in the AD105-00E are positioned in three different axes, allowing the device to measure and detect changes in the magnetic field in three-dimensional space. The reed switch is also triggered by a magnetic field, and is used to detect changes in the direction of the magnetic field, such as when a compass points north.

The AD105-00E magnetic switch is easy to use and configure, and is ideal for detecting the proximity of magnetic objects. For example, the AD105-00E can be used to detect the presence of a magnetic object, to detect changes in the position of a magnetic object, or to detect changes in the direction of a magnetic field. It can also be used in robotics, security systems, navigational applications, and for sensing the presence of magnets on automobiles or other moving objects.

In conclusion, the AD105-00E magnetic switch is a robust and reliable device that is suitable for a wide range of applications. With its Hall Effect sensors and reed switch, this device can detect and measure changes in the magnetic fields in three-dimensional space, allowing it to detect the proximity of magnetic objects, track their position, and detect changes in the direction of the magnetic field.

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