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Applications: Rotary Hall-effect sensors are becoming increasingly popular for replacing resistive film and potentiometers—mechanical devices subject to wear and oxidation that degrade signals in the control unit. So, Halleffect sensors work in myriad motion designs. For example, they can help measure the angle of a flapper valve in a fluid-flow system to precisely adjust the flow rate; in control circuits, they work to detect dial position.
Reed sensors work well on elevator-door applications.
Which coating is best for your
EMI/RFI shielding application? SODIUM SILICATE COATING SYSTEMS High temperature resistant • Water based
MB600S
Basics of linear Hall-effect sensors Linear Hall-effect sensors measure linear movement of a magnetic field rather than rotation. Such sensors are programmable for a set output voltage that is ratiometric for a given travel distance. (Their output options are the same as those for rotary Hall-effect sensors.) The sensors measure linear movement and relative flux angle of magnetic
AntiVibration Mounts
MB600G
SILVER FILLER
GRAPHITE FILLER
SURFACE RESISTIVITY
SURFACE RESISTIVITY
<10 ohm
<1 milliohm
MB600SCN
• Absorb kinetic energy on impact • Prevent damage shock and rebound • Use as bumpers, leveling feet, or sound dampers
SILVER COATED NICKEL FILLER
SURFACE RESISTIVITY
<10 milliohm
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