
Magnetic switches
Limit switches, motion, rotation,
speed and direction sensors
Working principle
A reed contact in a housing
is actuated by a permanent magnet. This allows magnetic switches to
be used as limit switches. For
checking movement (motion sensors etc.) a pair of magnets with
opposing magnetic poles are mounted
onto a shaft (or some other moving or rotating component)
so that they pass very close to a
magnetic switch. If the contact is not triggered within a specified
time interval, a state of
standstill or under-speed will be recognised. Rotation speed and linear
speed can be monitored using the
same principle.
With a suitable arrangement
of magnets on a rotating appliance, magnetic switches can be
used to sense the direction of
rotation.
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Area of application
As a limit switch and for the
sensing of continuous movement or the speed of movement on a wide
variety of rotating and other
machinery.
Temperature
- 20 ° C to 80 ° C
Materials
Brass, stainless-steel,
glass fibre reinforced polyamide, aluminium, polyethylene.
Output
Switched output or
continuous analogue output through suitable measurement converters.
For the sensing of speeds of
rotation in a range from 200 - 3000 rpm.
Fitting and Types
Right-angled or cylindrical switch
housing; mounted using nuts, screws or pins and thus suited to a
large number of
applications.
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