Hall Effect Switch Magnet Sensor N35SH D8 x 8mm, Rotary Encoders Sensor Position Rod NEODYMIUM Permanent Magnet, Hall Effect Switch & Latch NdFeB magnets, Sensor & Switch Magnet China Factory
Hall Effect Switch Magnet Sensor N35SH D8 x 8mm Technical Introduction
Item No.: MPSNM-N35SH0808
Magnet Size: 8mm x 8mm
Tolerances: ±0.004″
Material: Rare Earth NdFeB
Grade of Neodymium: N35SH
Plating/Coating: Ni-Cu-Ni
Brmax: 11,900Gauss
BHmax: 35 MGOe
Max Temperature: 150℃
Magnetization Direction: Axial or Diametrical
Surface Gauss: Gauss
Permanent magnets are used to “trigger” magnetic sensors in a variety of applications. There are two main styles of magnetic sensor – the reed switch and the Hall Effect. MPCO can provide a permanent magnet or turn-key package for integration into a sensor application. reed switch MAGNET sensor position magnet n35sh
Magnetic sensors indirectly measure properties such as direction, position, rotation, angle and current by detecting the magnetic field and its changes. The first application of permanent magnet was a 3rd century BC Chinese compass, which is a direction sensor. Compared to other direct methods such as optical or mechanical sensor, most magnetic sensors require some signal processing to get the property of interest. However they provide reliable data without physical contact even in adverse conditions such as dirt, vibration, moisture, hazardous gas and oil, etc.
The most widely used magnetic sensors are variable reluctance, Hall effect and reed switch sensors. Automotive crash saftey systems use sensors based on a holding mechanism that can be closed or open using electrical current.
With the rapid development of GMR in the past decade, a new family of magnetic sensors has emerged – magnetoresistive sensors. Similar to Hall effect sensors, the major difference is that MR sensors detect current change instead of voltage. Permanent magnets can also be used in MEM sensor and CMOS magnetic sensor arrays to supply the magnetic field.
MPCO offers a variety of permanent magnet materials to suit your applications. Material selection depends on the field requirement, temperature, environment and cost. Please contact MPCO for assistance if you have special requirements on the sensor magnet.
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