Magnetic position sensor with integrated hall effect switch
A sensor and primary sensor technology, which is applied in the direction of using electric/magnetic devices to transmit sensing components, which can solve problems such as worrying about reliability and difficulty in implementing limit switches.
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[0040] In order to understand the advantages of the position sensors described herein, it is necessary to understand the components of a position sensor and how they function to measure displacement across a control valve. While the preferred embodiment describes displacement measurements involving control valves, those skilled in the art will recognize the relevance to other displacement measurement applications as well. Turning to the attached drawings and referring first to Figure 1A , showing the key components of this non-contact position sensor.
[0041] exist Figure 1A , the sensor 5 is arranged near the magnetic flux source 8 . As is well known, the magnetic flux source 8 generates a continuous three-dimensional flux field which completely surrounds the magnetic flux source 8 and the sensor 5 . The sensor 5 is then a device that generates an electrical signal proportional to the magnetic field 10 surrounding the sensor 5 . The detected strength of the magnetic fiel...
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