Product Announcements: Magnetic Proximity Sensors

Bare SPDT Form C Contacts available bare or encapsulated as manget contact (read more)

The MDT MMS103H/MMS105H TMR magnetic switch sensors are designed for high-speed industrial applications, including smart flow meters, position sensors, and speed sensors. Featuring high frequency response up to 100kHz, and ultra-low power consumption at 5μA, ... (read more)

Breakout PCB module for MDT's TMR magnetic switches, featuring high frequency response, very-low power consumption, small SOT23 package size, for use in smart flow meters and other advanced industrial applications ... (read more)

The MMS105H TMR magnetic switch is designed for use in smart flow meters, including water flow meters, heat flow meters, and gas flow meters. Featuring high frequency response up to 100kHz, and ultra-low power consumption at 5μA, ... (read more)

MEDER electronic's sensors are magnetically operated reed proximity switches in a cylindrical module, fitted with interconnect cable. The sensor should be mounted on a fixed surface with the actuating magnet on the moving surface. Introduction and removal of the magnetic field determines the closing and opening of the Reed Switch. (read more)

Introducing the MK26 line of reed sensors, which feature extremely high switching power in combination with a compact design. The versatile sensor consumes no power, and is particularly ideal for use in alarm systems, liquid level sensors with floats, position detection, end position sensing in door and window controls, and heating, air conditioning, ventilation (HVAC) applications. (read more)

The Rectangular Flange Mount Reed Sensors offer billions of reliable switching operations in wet and dirty applications. These magnetically operated reed proximity switches are waterproof and can be mounted almost anywhere, making them suitable replacements for mechanical switches. (read more)

Magnetic Sensors Corporation offers accurate, dependable Hall effect proximity switches. (read more)

Quadrature Sensors provide two 90º out of phase digital outputs to record speed and direction of travel of gear teeth or other ferrous targets past the sensor. (read more)

These generate a signal by sensing the proximity or transition of ferrous metal masses: gear teeth, tone wheel, reluctor, bolts or rivets; or interruptions in ferrous targets: slotted wheel. (read more)