Ultra-miniature NC SMD Reed Sensor R5B
Features
5W Contact Rating. Normally Closed contact. Polarity Sensitive. Two sensitivity bands. Packed in Tapes for automatic assembly.
📝Description
These ultra-miniature NC SMD reed sensors are engineered with an integrated biasing magnet for making them operate as normally closed devices. Molded with pre-flattened leads, they ensure minimal shock transfer during SMD assembly, contributing to their durability and stability in operation. Depending on the magnet strength and AT band configuration, these sensors offer versatile activating distances to suit different application needs.
Prior to packaging, each of these ultra-miniature NC sensors undergoes thorough 100% testing to verify Operate AT, Release AT, Contact Resistance, Re-closure and Variable Contact Resistance parameters. This rigorous testing process ensures consistent and dependable performance in various environmental conditions.
The design of these ultra-miniature NC sensors is such that it needs to be actuated with a magnet of opposite polarity for the sensor to change state from normally closed to normally open. By selecting the appropriate AT band, magnet strength, and operating axis, users can control the number of operate and release cycles, typically limiting them to one cycle per activation. Bringing the magnet too close to the sensor, beyond actuation range may cause re-closure.
All dimensions provided are in millimeters (mm), ensuring compatibility and ease of integration into compact electronic designs. These features make the ultra miniature NC SMD reed sensors ideal for applications where space is limited and reliable switching performance is critical, in power saving applications such as in portable electronics, medical devices, and automotive systems.
Their compact size, robust construction, and precise operation make them a preferred choice among engineers seeking high-performance reed switch solutions for demanding applications.
Magnets for Actuating Reed Switches and Reed Sensors
Drawing of Cylindrical MagnetsDrawing of Rectangular Bar Magnets starFeaturesNdFeB High Energy. Nickel coated. Energized
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Actuation Distances for R5B NC Reed Sensors
Operate and release distances for the R5B ultra-miniature Normally closed reed sensor in the two standard AT bands when actuated (as shown
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⚡️Electrical
Contact Form | B | |
Contact Rating (max) | W/VA | 5.0 |
Switching Current (max) | A | 0.35 |
Carry Current (max) | A | 0.50 |
DC Switching Voltage (max) | VDC | 100 |
Breakdown Voltage (min) | VDC | 150 |
Contact Resistance (max) | mΩ | 200 |
Insulation Resistance (min) | Ω | 109 |
Capacitance (typ) | pF | 0.2 |
📊Miscellaneous
Operate Time (max) | ms | 0.35 |
Bounce Time (max) | ms | 0.30 |
Release Time (max) | ms | 0.15 |
Resonance Frequency (typ) | Hz | >2000 |
Operating Frequency (max) | Hz | 500 |
Operating Temperature Range | °C | -40 to +140 |
Shock Resistance (½Sin wave for 11ms) | G | 30 |
Vibration Resistance (10-2000 Hz) | G | 20 |
⚙️Ordering Code
R5B-S-(Release Band Code)
Release Band Code | ||
1 | AT | 7-12 |
2 | AT | 12-17 |
Examples: R5B-S-1 denotes R5B Normally Closed Reed Sensor with Gull-wing SMD formed leads, in 7-12 Release Band (AT).
Other Special Configurations: Lower Static Contact Resistance, Dynamic Contact Resistance Limit, Higher Insulation Resistance, Special Release Limits, Gold plated leads.
🛠️Usage Notes
Here are some of the recommended usage notes to ensure maximum durability of this product. The complete usage notes are available here.
Ampere Turn Selection for your Application
Selecting the appropriate Ampere Turn (AT) or magnetic sensitivity for a Reed Switch, Reed Sensor, or Magnet Sensor is crucial in any
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Handling of Reed Switches
Handling of Reed Switches Reed Switches, Reed Sensors, and Magnet Sensors are delicate devices prone to developing micro cracks in
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Reflow Soldering of Reed Switches
Reflow Soldering is a sophisticated process used in electronics manufacturing to solder components onto printed circuit boards (PCBs). It
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Soldering of Reed Switches
Soldering Reed Switches and Reed Sensors requires meticulous handling to safeguard these delicate components against inadvertent damage.
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Ferro-magnetic Parts
Reed Switches utilize a nickel-iron alloy, sputter coated with additional Ruthenium to render it ferromagnetic while maintaining low
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Protection Circuits for Reed Switches
It is assumed that the ideal reed switch load is a Resistive Load, but it is almost impossible to reduce any load to purely resistive.
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🧰Applications
Although we can never restrict the use of a reed sensor to a particular field, the following is a list of some of the applications that the R2 Reed Sensor is known to perform well.
Unsold Automobiles Use Reed Sensors to prevent Battery Drain
In the automotive industry, ensuring the readiness of unsold vehicles for sale is crucial. One significant concern is the preservation of
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Power Saving in Warning Lights Using Reed Sensors
Road traffic control devices or In-road Warning Lights, are markers, signs and signal devices used to inform, guide and
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Capsule Endoscopy Camera Activation using Reed Switches
For most people, an endoscopy is extremely intrusive and uncomfortable. But, before a Gastroenterologist can fully diagnose a patient's
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Lamp Holders Use Normally Closed Reed Sensors
Emergency lamps, essential for providing illumination during power outages, are battery-powered devices designed to automatically
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Fuel cap position sensing Using Reed Switches
In modern automobiles, this dashboard furnishes a comprehensive array of information, encompassing various aspects such as door and
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Reed sensors in Telephone Hook and Handsets
Even though the telephone hook was ubiquitous in the 80s and 90s even every home or office, it has been replaced with cellular phones or
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