MS-212 Ultra-miniature Cylindrical Sensor
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Highlights
♦ Normally Open Form A contact ♦ 10.0W Contact Rating ♦ Does not require power for operation ♦ Omni-polar device; actuates with either pole of magnet ♦ Sputtered Ruthenium contact ♦ Two magnetic sensitivity bands ♦ RoHS Compliant and Lead-free ♦ Not Sensitive to ESD ♦ Various types of cables and connectors available ♦
Description
These ultra-miniature proximity sensors are suitable for low level switching applications, and have a size advantage over the other cylindrical sensors. Various activating distances are available depending on the magnet and the AT band used. This sensor can be supplied with non-standard connectors on request. All sensors are tested 100% for operate and release AT, Contact Resistance and Variable Contact Resistance before packing. Cylindrical proximity sensors can be used in pneumatic cylinder end position sensing applications. Being an omnipolar device, this sensor can be actuated with either a north pole or a south pole or both. Choosing the right AT band, magnet strength, and operating axis, will restrict the number of operates and releases to one.
Specifications
| Contact Form | A | |
| Contact Rating (max) | W/VA | 10.0 |
| Switching Current (max) | A | 0.5 |
| Carry Current (max) | A | 0.5 |
| DC Switching Voltage (max) | VDC | 100 |
| Breakdown Voltage (min) | VDC | 150 |
| Contact Resistance (max) | mΩ | 200 |
| Operating Temperature | °C | -40 to +70 |
| Shock Resistance (½Sin wave for 11ms) | G | 30 |
| Vibration Resistance (10-2000Hz) | G | 20 |
Ordering Code
MS-212-(Operate AT Code)-(Cable Length in mm)-(Lead Type Code)
| OAT Code | OAT Band | Lead Type Code | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 10-15 | S | Stripped to 5 mm |
| 2 | 15-20 | T | Stripped and Tinned |
Operate AT bands indicated above are for unmodified reed switch.
Example: MS-212-1-500-T
Denotes MS-212 proximity sensor in 10-15 Operate AT, with 500 mm cable length and Tinned Cable ends.
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