ADL124-14E GMR

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Magnetic sensors, also known as magnetic switches, consist of a sensor element, a logic element, an operative interface, and a power supply. A typical magnetic sensor is the ADL124-14E GMR (Giant Magneto-Resistance) sensor. It is a solid state device with integrated magnetic sensing capabilities.

The ADL124-14E GMR sensor has an operating frequency of 1Hz to 10kHz and operates at a temperature range of -25 ˚C to +75 ˚C. It has three main features: low power consumption, high resolution, and fast response time. It also has excellent immunity to external EMI (electromagnetic interference), making it suitable for automotive and avionics applications.

The basic working principle of the ADL124-14E GMR sensor is relatively simple. The sensor\'s magnetic field sensing element detects the change in the magnetic field due to the presence of an object or a person. The resulting output signal is then sent to logic element, which processes and amplifies the signal. Finally, the output signal is delivered to the operative interface, where it is used to control the associated device or systems.

The ADL124-14E GMR sensor is commonly used in various automotive and avionics applications, such as proximity sensing, fuel level sensing, door sensing, engine immobilizer systems, car/door alarm systems, and even anti-theft systems. It is also used in medical applications, such as pulse oximetry, heart monitors, and pacemaker applications. The ADL124-14E GMR sensor can also be used to detect the presence of metal, such as steel cables, which can be used for various industrial applications.

The ADL124-14E GMR sensor is versatile, reliable, and relatively inexpensive. It can be easily integrated into existing systems and applications due to its low power consumption, high resolution, and fast response time. Overall, the ADL124-14E GMR sensor is an excellent choice for a wide range of automotive, avionics, medical, and industrial applications.

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