The S12-AH5-5VP21 Analog Hall Proximity Sensor that resolves the gap distance of magnet targets. The AH5 Analog Hall Sensor provides an analog output that changes in relation to the magnetic field strength perpendicular to the sensor’s face. These sensors are polarity sensitive. No field present provides a 2.5V output (offset voltage). This output changes by 5.0 mV per gauss (gain).
The S12-AH5-5VP21 Sensor is used for resolving the height, position, and movement of external magnets, the amplitude of current traveling down a conductor, the magnitude of field present in an electro- coil, etc. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic flange mount housing with free end wire leads.
AH Analog Proximity Sensors are also available in a ratiometric version (-5V) which has an output voltage proportional to the supply voltage and a regulated version (-RG). We also offer analog output Hall Effect sensors with several different offset voltages and gains. PAH and PAM sensors are also available programmed to your application. Contact us or check our website to see other Analog Hall sensors.
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The MFM7-AH5-5VP21 Analog Hall Proximity Sensor that resolves the gap distance of magnet targets. The AH5 Analog Hall Sensor provides an analog output that changes in relation to the magnetic field strength perpendicular to the sensor’s face. These sensors are polarity sensitive. No field present provides a 2.5V output (offset voltage). This output changes by 5.0 mV per gauss (gain).
The MFM7-AH5-5VP21 Sensor is used for resolving the height, position, and movement of external magnets, the amplitude of current traveling down a conductor, the magnitude of field present in an electro- coil, etc. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic flange mount housing with free end wire leads.
AH Analog Proximity Sensors are also available in a ratiometric version (-5V) which has an output voltage proportional to the supply voltage and a regulated version (-RG). We also offer analog output Hall Effect sensors with several different offset voltages and gains. PAH and PAM sensors are also available programmed to your application. Contact us or check our website to see other Analog Hall sensors.
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The A47-18ADSO-ODP21 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets that resolve speed or count. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The A47-18ADSO-ODP21 Sensor uses an N Channel open drain output. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in an aluminum cylindrical threaded 15/32-32 x 1″ housing with free end PVC 22 AWG wires.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. The A47-18ADSO-ODP21 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the NPN output to go low.
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The A12F-18ADSO-ODP23 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets that resolve speed or count. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The A12F-18ADSO-ODP23 Sensor uses an N Channel open drain output. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in an aluminum cylindrical threaded M12 x 1mm x 70mm housing with free end PVC 22 AWG wires.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. The A12F-18ADSO-ODP23 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the NPN output to go low.
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The S38J-22ADSO-5KJA5 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a tiny dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets to resolve speed or count. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The S38J-22ADSO-5KJA5 Sensor uses NPN output with a 5k pull up resistor. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a stainless steel cylindrical threaded housing with jacketed 3 wire 22AWG 80C PVC.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. The S38J-22ADSO-5KJA5 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the NPN output to go high.
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The A63-37ADSO-5KJA5 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The A63-37ADSO-5KJA5 Sensor uses NPN output with a 5k resistor. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic black anodized aluminum threaded housing with jacketed 3 wire 22AWG 80C PVC.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. The A63-37ADSO-5KJA5 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the NPN output to go high.
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The MFM7-37ADSO-ODX0B Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a large dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The MFM7-37ADSO-ODX0B Sensor uses an N Channel open drain output. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic flange mount housing with free end XLPE 20 AWG wires.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Set the air gap relative to the sensing target face with the easy install flange mount design. The MFM7-37ADSO-ODX0B sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the PNP output to go high.
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The MFM7-37ADSO-LNCP13 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a large dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The MFM7-37ADSO-LNCP13 Sensor uses load dump and EMI protected input with an NPN open collector. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic flange mount housing with wire leads and Integral 3-way Metri-Pack 150.2 male connector.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Set the air gap relative to the sensing target face with the easy install flange mount design. The MFM7-37ADSO-LNCP13 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the NPN output to go low.
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The MFM7-37ADSO-P5P21 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a large dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The MFM7-37ADSO-P5P21 Sensor uses PNP output with a 5k resistor. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic flange mount housing with free end wire leads.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Set the air gap relative to the sensing target face with the easy install flange mount design. The MFM7-37ADSO-P5P21 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the PNP output to go high.
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The S12R-SSRHS1-NOSL5-001 Hall Effect Switch Speed Sensor is a “zero speed” indicator that detects rotational or linear over or under speed conditions. The S12R-SSRHS1-NOSL5-001 is a normally open Form A Relay actuated by the South pole of magnet targets. The targets’ speed is resolved using a single channel digital square wave relay output. S12R-SSRHS1-NOSL5-001 Speed Switches are programmed to switch at 1 Hz. In other words, the sensor detects if more or less than 1 magnet target is moving per second. When the Speed Switch senses the magnet target moving faster than 1 tooth per second, the relay closes. A closed relay output means that an over-speed condition has occurred. Conversely, the relay opens when the gear “teeth” are moving slower than 1 tooth per second, indicating a “zero speed” condition.
The S12R-SSRHS1-NOSL5-001 Speed Switch Sensor has a 150 VAC normally open Relay output powered at 8 to 32 VDC. This sensor is potted in an M12 stainless barrel housing with a shielded 2 pair 22 AWG PVC cable.
“SSG” type Speed Switches detect South Pole magnet targets moving past the sensor face, using Hall Effect Technology. In addition to 0-32 pitch gears, speed switches will detect other ferrous targets. Such as, ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Lock nuts are used to set the air gap within the rage of the sensing target.
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The S12R-SSRDSO-NOSL5-001 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Speed Switch is a “zero speed” indicator that detects rotational or linear over or under speed conditions. The S12R-SSRDSO-NOSL5-001 is a normally open Form A Relay actuated by steel gears or other ferrous targets. The targets’ speed is resolved using a single channel digital square wave relay output. S12R-SSRDSO-NOSL5-001 Speed Switches are programmed to switch at 1 Hz. In other words, the sensor detects if more or less than 1 “tooth” is moving per second. When the Speed Switch senses the gear teeth moving faster than 1 tooth per second, the relay closes. A closed relay output means that an over-speed condition has occurred. Conversely, the relay opens when the gear “teeth” are moving slower than 1 tooth per second, indicating a “zero speed” condition.
The S12R-SSRDSO-NOSL5-001 Speed Switch has a 150 VAC normally open Relay output powered at 8 to 32 VDC. This sensor is potted in an M12 stainless barrel housing with a shielded 2 pair 22 AWG PVC cable.
“SSG” type Speed Switches detect Gear teeth moving past the sensor face, using Hall Effect Technology. In addition to 0-32 pitch gears, speed switches will detect other ferrous targets. Such as, ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Lock nuts are used to set the air gap within the rage of the sensing target.
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The MFM7-275VPD-RGCD4 Hall Effect Metal Detection Sensor is a digital proximity sensor. “DP” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital proximity sensors that detect large steel or ferrous targets. The programmed detection gap is set to 0.375″ which is dependent upon the shape, size, and ferrous content. The Proximity Sensor turns on when the ferrous metal is detected, producing a low digital output. Conversely, when the ferrous metal moves outside the detection gap, the sensor turns off producing a high digital output. Use the provided lock nuts to set the air gap from the target.
The MFM7-275VPD-RGCD4 Sensor has a regulated input and 0-5 V digital output. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic flange mount housing with Deutsch DT04 4-pin connector with 5″ 20 AWG XLPE wire.
DP Ferrous Metal Detection Sensors can be programmed for repeatable and precise target detection. Contact us with your specific requirements!
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The S12H-275VPA-RGCB2 Hall Effect Metal Detection Sensor is an analog proximity sensor. “AP” type Hall Effect Sensors are analog proximity sensors that detect large steel or ferrous targets. The target detection gap is dependent upon the shape, size, and ferrous content. The Proximity Sensor goes from 0.5 V (analog output increases) when no ferrous metal is detected to 4.5 V (analog output decreases) when contacting the steel plate. Use the provided lock nuts to set the air gap from the target.
The S12H-275VPA-RGCB2 Sensor uses a regulated input and 0-5 V analog output. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a stainless steel M12 cylindrical housing with integrated connector.
AP Ferrous Metal Detection Sensors can be programmed for repeatable and precise target detection. Contact us with your specific requirements!
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The S18-275VPD-RICB1E Hall Effect Metal Detection Sensor is a digital proximity sensor. “DP” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital proximity sensors that detect large steel or ferrous targets. The programmed detection gap is set to 0.375″ which is dependent upon the shape, size, and ferrous content. The Proximity Sensor turns on when the ferrous metal is detected, producing a low digital output. Conversely, when the ferrous metal moves outside the detection gap, the sensor turns off producing a high digital output. Use the provided lock nuts to set the air gap from the target.
The S18-275VPD-RICB1E Sensor has a regulated input and PNP output. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a stainless steel M18 cylindrical housing with 4 pin male micro connector on an 11″ jacketed pur cable.
DP Ferrous Metal Detection Sensors can be programmed for repeatable and precise target detection. Contact us with your specific requirements!
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The S12-275VPD-RGP21 Hall Effect Metal Detection Sensor is a digital proximity sensor. “DP” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital proximity sensors that detect large steel or ferrous targets. The programmed detection gap is set to 0.375″ which is dependent upon the shape, size, and ferrous content. The Proximity Sensor turns on when the ferrous metal is detected, producing a low digital output. Conversely, when the ferrous metal moves outside the detection gap, the sensor turns off producing a high digital output. Use the provided lock nuts to set the air gap from the target.
The S12-275VPD-RGP21 Sensor has a regulated input and 0-5 V digital output. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a stainless steel M12 cylindrical housing with integrated connector.
DP Ferrous Metal Detection Sensors can be programmed for repeatable and precise target detection. Contact us with your specific requirements!
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The S12-275VPD-5VCB2 Hall Effect Metal Detection Sensor is a digital proximity sensor. “DP” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital proximity sensors that detect large steel or ferrous targets. The programmed detection gap is set to 0.375″ which is dependent upon the shape, size, and ferrous content. The Proximity Sensor turns on when the ferrous metal is detected, producing a low digital output. Conversely, when the ferrous metal moves outside the detection gap, the sensor turns off producing a high digital output. Use the provided lock nuts to set the air gap from the target.
The S12-275VPD-5VCB2 Sensor uses a 0-5 V digital output. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a stainless steel M12 cylindrical housing with integrated connector.
DP Ferrous Metal Detection Sensors can be programmed for repeatable and precise target detection. Contact us with your specific requirements!
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The S12H-SSTDSO-R5CB2-500 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Speed Switch detects rotational or linear over or under speed conditions. The S12H-SSTDSO-R5CB2-500 is actuated by steel gears or other ferrous targets. The targets’ speed is resolved using a single channel digital square wave transistor output. S12H-SSTDSO-R5CB2-500 Speed Switches are programmed to switch at 500 Hz. In other word, the sensor detects if more or less than 500 “teeth” are moving per second. When the Speed Switch senses the gear teeth moving faster than 500 teeth per second, the transistor output goes low. A low transistor output means that an over-speed condition has occurred. Conversely, the switch turns off when the output goes high, indicating an “under speed” condition.
The S12H-SSTDSO-R5CB2-500 Speed Switch has a regulated input and NPN output with a 5k pull up resistor. This sensor is potted in an M12 stainless barrel housing with an integral 4 pin male 12mm connector.
“SSG” type Speed Switches detect Gear teeth moving past the sensor face, using Hall Effect Technology. In addition to 0-32 pitch gears, speed switches will detect other ferrous targets. Such as, ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Lock nuts are used to set the air gap within the rage of the sensing target.
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The S12H-SSTDSO-R5CB2-001 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Speed Switch is a “zero speed” indicator that detects rotational or linear over or under speed conditions. The S12H-SSTDSO-R5CB2-001 is actuated by steel gears or other ferrous targets. The targets’ speed is resolved using a single channel digital square wave transistor output. S12H-SSTDSO-R5CB2-001 Speed Switches are programmed to switch at 1 Hz. In other word, the sensor detects if more or less than 1 “tooth” is moving per second. When the Speed Switch senses the gear teeth moving faster than 1 tooth per second, the transistor output goes low. A low transistor output means that an over-speed condition has occurred. Conversely, the switch turns off when the output goes high, indicating a “zero speed” condition.
The S12H-SSTDSO-R5CB2-001 Speed Switch has a regulated input and NPN output with a 5k pull up resistor. This sensor is potted in an M12 stainless barrel housing with an integral 4 pin male 12mm connector.
“SSG” type Speed Switches detect Gear teeth moving past the sensor face, using Hall Effect Technology. In addition to 0-32 pitch gears, speed switches will detect other ferrous targets. Such as, ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Lock nuts are used to set the air gap within the rage of the sensing target.
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The S12R-SSRDSO-NCSL5-001 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Speed Switch is a “zero speed” indicator that detects rotational or linear over or under speed conditions. The S12R-SSRDSO-NCSL5-001 is a normally closed Form B Relay actuated by steel gears or other ferrous targets. The targets’ speed is resolved using a single channel digital square wave relay output. S12R-SSRDSO-NCSL5-001 Speed Switches are programmed to switch at 1 Hz. In other words, the sensor detects if more or less than 1 “tooth” is moving per second. When the Speed Switch senses the gear teeth moving faster than 1 tooth per second, the relay opens. An open relay output means that an over-speed condition has occurred. Conversely, the relay closes when the gear “teeth” are moving slower than 1 tooth per second, indicating a “zero speed” condition.
The S12R-SSRDSO-NCSL5-001 Speed Switch has a 150 VAC normally closed Relay output powered at 8 to 32 VDC. This sensor is potted in an M12 stainless barrel housing with a shielded 2 pair 22 AWG PVC cable.
“SSG” type Speed Switches detect Gear teeth moving past the sensor face, using Hall Effect Technology. In addition to 0-32 pitch gears, speed switches will detect other ferrous targets. Such as, ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Lock nuts are used to set the air gap within the rage of the sensing target.
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The S12R-SSRDSO-NOSL5-500 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Speed Switch detects rotational or linear over or under speed conditions. The S12R-SSRDSO-NOSL5-500 is a normally open Form A Relay actuated by steel gears or other ferrous targets. The targets’ speed is resolved using a single channel digital square wave relay output. S12R-SSRDSO-NOSL5-500 Speed Switches are programmed to switch at 500 Hz. In other words, the sensor detects if more or less than 500 “teeth” are moving per second. When the Speed Switch senses the gear teeth moving faster than 500 teeth per second, the relay closes. A low relay output means that an over-speed condition has occurred. Conversely, the relay opens when the gear “teeth” are moving slower than 1 tooth per second, indicating an “under speed” condition.
The S12R-SSRDSO-NOSL5-500 Speed Switch has a 150 VAC normally open Relay output powered at 8 to 32 VDC. This sensor is potted in an M12 stainless barrel housing with a shielded 2 pair 22 AWG PVC cable.
“SSG” type Speed Switches detect Gear teeth moving past the sensor face, using Hall Effect Technology. In addition to 0-32 pitch gears, speed switches will detect other ferrous targets. Such as, ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Lock nuts are used to set the air gap within the rage of the sensing target.
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The MFM61O-18ADSO-L5CP13 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The MFM61O-18ADSO-L5CP13 Sensor uses surge protected input and NPN output with a 5k pull up resistor. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic flange mount housing with integrated 3-way Metri-Pack male connector.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Set the air gap relative to the sensing target face with the easy install flange mount design. The MFM61O-18ADSO-L5CP13 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the NPN output to go low.
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The MFM7-37ADSO-L5CP13 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a large dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The MFM7-37ADSO-L5CP13 Sensor uses load dump and EMI protected input and NPN output with a 5k pull up resistor. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic flange mount housing with wire leads and Deutsch DT 3 pin connector.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Set the air gap relative to the sensing target face with the easy install flange mount design. The MFM7-37ADSO-L5CP13 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the NPN output to go low.
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The MFM7-37ADSO-L5CD3 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a large dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The MFM7-37ADSO-L5CD3 Sensor uses load dump and EMI protected input and NPN output with a 5k pull up resistor. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a plastic flange mount housing with wire leads and Deutsch DT 3 pin connector.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Set the air gap relative to the sensing target face with the easy install flange mount design. The MFM7-37ADSO-L5CD3 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the NPN output to go low.
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The S12-18ADSO-5KCB2 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The S12-18ADSO-5KCB2 Sensor uses NPN output with a 5k pull up resistor. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a stainless steel M12 cylindrical housing with integrated connector.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Lock nuts are used to set the air gap within the rage of the sensing target. The S12-18ADSO-5KCB2 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the NPN output to go low.
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The A44-18ADSO-P5P21 Hall Effect Gear Tooth Sensor is a dynamic speed sensor. “DSO” type Hall Effect Sensors are digital single square wave output target trackers that detect 0-32 pitch gears and ferrous targets. Additional targets include ferrous bolt heads, holes in steel plates, and other magnetic targets.
The A44-18ADSO-P5P21 Sensor uses PNP output with a 5k resistor. Furthermore, the sensor is potted in a black anodized aluminum barrel housing with free end wire leads.
DSO Gear Tooth Sensors have a self-calibrating output that reacts to both the leading and falling edge of any ferrous metal target. No rotational orientation is required for the sensor to operate. Lock nuts are used to set the air gap within the rage of the sensing target. The A44-18ADSO-P5P21 sensor operates in the presence of a magnetic field, which causes the PNP output to go high.
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