US5781LUA-AAA-000-BU

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Magnetic Sensors - Switches (Solid State)

The US5781LUA-AAA-000-BU is a solid state magnetic sensor switch that can detect and measure magnetic fields. It is designed to detect changes in the magnetic field around it and respond with an alarm or change in state.

The switch can detect changes in the magnetic field as small as 0.2 mGauss, and responds to changes of up to 500 mGauss. It has a wide operating range of -40°C to +125°C, making it suitable for many applications.

It is designed to be used in applications where a fast and reliable response is required, such as security systems, tamper protection, medical applications, industrial machines, and automotive applications. It is also suitable for use in hazard detection, automatic door opening, and presence detection applications.

The US5781LUA-AAA-000-BU is a three-wire device consisting of two sensing wires and a power line. When a change in the magnetic field is detected, the power line switches state from low to high, indicating a change in magnetic fields. The sensitivity can be adjusted by adjusting the sensing wires and the power line.

The US5781LUA-AAA-000-BU is designed to be used with external sensors such as Hall-effect sensors, Hall-effect switches, and magnetoresistive sensors. These external sensors measure the magnitude of the magnetic field and provide a signal to the US5781LUA-AAA-000-BU. The switch then responds to the signal by changing its state.

The US5781LUA-AAA-000-BU is designed for use in a variety of situations where a fast and reliable response is required. Its high sensitivity, wide range of operating temperatures, and robust construction make it suitable for use in a wide range of applications.

The US5781LUA-AAA-000-BU is easy to install and use, and is cost-effective. Its reliable performance and fast response make it an excellent choice for a variety of applications.

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