Precision Magnetic Sensor Permanent Magnet N35 D6 x 2mm

Precision Magnetic Sensor Permanent Magnet N35 D6 x 2mm, Neodymium Magnet Disk Sensor, Magnetic Position Sensor NdFeB Magnet, disc magnet for magneto-resistive sensor, magnets for magnetic sensors, Hall sensors, AMR sensors, GMR sensors, TMR sensors

Precision Magnetic Sensor Permanent Magnet N35 D6 x 2mm Technical Introduction
Item No.: MPSNM-0602
Magnet Size: 6mm x 2mm
Tolerances: ±0.004″
Material: Rare Earth NdFeB
Grade of Neodymium: N35
Plating/Coating: Ni-Cu-Ni
Brmax: 11,900Gauss
BHmax: 35 MGOe
Max Temperature: 80℃ /176F
Magnetization Direction: (A)
Surface Gauss: Gauss

MPCO MAGNETICS offers customers turnkey solutions for magnetic assemblies, each designed and built around our core magnets. We can work with your lean manufacturing replenishment program to ensure your parts are always available when you need them. MPCO strives to meet your exact requirements and complete projects that will reduce cost drivers and develop a repeatable manufacturing process.

MPCO MAGNETICS has first-hand unmatched magnetic sensor design and industry experience in numerous industries and applications.
Our engineers help you select the most cost-effective magnetic material, grade and optimized geometry for your application. Then together, we look at your environmental factors including temperature and humidity; mechanical requirements such as vibration, air gap, tolerances and electrical conductivity; and your magnetic field strength, orientation and number of poles required by your sensing IC – all to ensure your magnet needs are met the first time – even for the most critical applications. sensor neodymium magnet disk

Permanent magnets have a consistent non-varying magnetic field that has a north and south pole associated with them. The magnets come in different materials – rare earth, Alnico and hard ferrite. They all come in different sizes and shapes and have different magnetic strengths. The rare earth are the strongest, Alnico are the most stable, and ferrite are the least expensive. The magnetic strength is generally measured in gauss or milliTesla. A Reed Switch requires either a permanent magnet or magnetic field in order to activate the switch, thus it is commonly called a magnetic reed switch. Magnets have reversible and irreversible demagnetization specifications. Engineers should consider shock, vibration, strong external magnetic fields as well as high temperatures in their designs. All these factors influence the magnetic force and the long term stability in different ways. Preferably the magnet is mounted on the moving part of the application. Professional tuning of magnet and reed switch pairing can improve the functionality of the whole sensor-magnet system.