AD123-02E

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AD123-02E Application Field and Working Principle

The AD123-02E magnetic sensors – switches (solid state) are some of the most versatile and easy to use versatile devices available on the market. This type of switch is a reliable, cost-effective, and long-lasting solution for measuring and regulating magnetic fields. Its application field and working principle make it one of the most widely used magnetic sensors.

The AD123-02E magnetic sensor switch is primarily used in motors and generators. It can be used to measure or regulate the current or voltage output of a motor or generator. It is also often used in other equipment that require precise measurements of small magnetic fields. The switch is able to detect slight magnetic changes and signal the user when an object, device, or process is beginning to enter a specific range.

The AD123-02E magnetic sensor switch works by using an external magnetic field to detect and switch between two states. This process, known as Hall Effect Sensing, is an incredibly useful tool for measuring and regulating small, precise levels of current or voltage in motor/generator applications. When an external magnetic field changes, the switch is able to detect the change and switch between its two operating states.

The AD123-02E magnetic switch has a detection range of 0.1 mT to 10 mT. Its contact resistance of less than 250 ohms and an operating temperature range of -20°C to +60°C make it suitable for a wide range of applications. This switch is also UL approved and RoHS compliant.

The AD123-02E magnetic sensor switch is an easy to use and reliable switch designed for reliable magnetic field measurement and regulation. Its external magnetic fields can provide precise, reliable measurements and regulation of electrical currents and voltages. This makes it an invaluable tool for motors and generators, as well as other equipment that require precise measurements of small magnetic fields.

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