SS341RT Sensors, Transducers

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Magnetic sensors, also called reed switches, are electromechanical components which detect the presence or absence of a magnetic field. When a magnetic field is present, the sensor passes a current and switches on or off depending on the field’s strengths. Magnetic sensors are widely used in a variety of industrial, medical and consumer applications and can detect both static and dynamic magnetic fields. The SS341RT is a popular single-pole, single-throw (SPST) reed switch, and an ideal choice for applications where a short-term magnetic field is needed.

The SS341RT reed switch is a miniature, sealed, low-force, single-pole, single-throw (SPST), passive component that is reliable, cost-effective, and easy to use. The switch is hermetically sealed in a epoxy-encapsulated package, making it resistant to shock and vibration and able to operate in a wide temperature range. With no electrical contact involved, the SS341RT allows for no contact power switching without the need for any connecting wires. The switch’s small form factor allows for easy installation in tight spaces, making it an excellent choice for applications such as motor speed sensing, level controls, and fuel level detectors.

The SS341RT is designed with a permanent magnet material that generates a highly sensitive field when a magnet, or equivalent magnetic force, is applied near its proximity. The core material of the switch is constructed with an alloy of iron-nickel-cobalt, which makes it particularly suitable for use in low power environments. The SS341RT magnetically actuated reed switch has a highly magnetic windings, which allow for a low-current actuation of only 0.1 mA, making it well suited for applications requiring high-sensitivity and low power.

When used as a magnetic field switch, the SS341RT is actuated by a permanent magnet or equivalent magnetic force. When the actuating force reaches the threshold setpoint, which is approximately 0.7 Gauss in air, the switch closes and current starts to flow. When the actuating force is removed, the switch opens and current stops flowing. Depending on the application, the SS341RT can be configured as either normally closed (N.C.) or normally open (N.O.) contacts. The SS341RT is designed to withstand shock and vibration, so it’s well suited to industrial applications.

In addition to switching electric currents, the SS341RT can also be used as a proximity switch. The switch can detect when another magnetic device is near and trigger a warning alert or signal. This can be helpful in industrial and manufacturing applications as it allows the system to detect when parts are too close or out of order in an assembly line. The SS341RT can also be used in systems that rely on magnetic detection such as security doors, which prevent unauthorized entry.

The SS341RT is a highly reliable and cost-effective solid-state magnetic switch, which can be used in a variety of applications. Its hermetic epoxy-encapsulated package allows for reliable operation in wide temperature ranges, making it suitable for harsh environments. The switch’s low-current actuation and its ability to detect both static and dynamic magnetic fields makes it a great choice for mechanical engineers and component designers. Additionally, its small form factor makes it great for applications with tight space constraints.

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