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Magnetic-proximity sensors suit harsh environments

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Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Dec 18, 2009

ZF Electronics has launched a range of Cherry magnetic-proximity sensors that are suitable for rigorous environments, including extremes of temperature, humidity, thermal shock and vibration.

The Cherry MP2007 reed-based magnetic-position sensors have aluminium-threaded housings with hermetically sealed contacts for extra durability.

Featuring zero power consumption, the three MP2007 sensors are suitable for AC and DC circuits and are RoHS compliant.

MP200710, SPST-NO has a maximum power rating of 10W and maximum switching current is 0.5A; electrical specifications for MP200702 (SPST-NC) and MP200703 (SPDT-CO) are a power rating of 3W maximum; switching voltage of 30V AC/30V DC and maximum switching current of 0.2A.

These series sensors operate over a temperature range of -40 to 105C.

For applications requiring resistance to moisture and dirt, Cherry's MP2017 series magnetic sensors in a smooth cylindrical plastic housing provide hermetically sealed contacts for long life.

They are available in a variety of standard contact configurations and feature zero power consumption.

There are three different specifications available in the MP2017 series: two single-pole, single-throw sensors and one single-pole, double throw.

MP201701 (SPST-NO) is suitable for maximum switching voltages of 100V AC/100V DC and has a power rating of 10W maximum.

MP201702 (SPST-NC) and MP201703 (SPDT-CO) sensors have identical electrical specifications of 3W maximum and 0.2A maximum switching current.

Cherry also manufactures a standard magnetic actuator in the same housing.

OEM manufacturers who require a reed sensor in a plastic flange-mount housing can choose between Cherry's MP2018 and MP2019 series.

MP2018 sensors are available in two different specifications: MP201801 is an SPST-NO sensor suitable for applications requiring a power rating of 10W maximum, with maximum switching voltages of 100V AC or 100V DC; while the MP201802 is an SPST-NC sensor suitable for lower-rated applications up to 3W maximum and maximum switching voltage of 30V, AC or DC.

MP2019 series magnetic sensors are suited to extreme environments.

Two single-pole versions are available, MP201901 for switching voltages up to 100V AC/100V DC with a 10W maximum power rating and MP201902, which is suitable for switching currents up to 0.2A maximum, maximum power rating 3W.

The double-throw variant is MP201903, with the same electrical specification.

As digital Hall-effect position sensors in a plastic flange-mount housing, Cherry's MP1021 series provide output stability over an operating temperature range of -40 to 85C.

This series meets IEC529 IP67 for dust and water protection and is compatible with an unregulated power supply.

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