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Supplier: Richardson RFPD
Description: KMT37 Magnetic Angle Sensor The KMT37 is a magnetic field sensor based on the anisotropicmagneto resistance effect, i.e. it is sensing the magnetic fielddirection independently on the magnetic field strength for appliedfield strengths H>=14 kA/m. The sensor contains two
- Sensor Technology: Hall Effect Position Sensor
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Supplier: Novotechnik U.S., Inc.
Description: This category combines absolute angle measurement Hall effect sensors and potentiometric sensors with resistive elements – including rotary potentiometers and panel mount types. Sub categories include low torque, precision, heavy duty, geared potentiometers, auto
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 345 degrees
- Mechanical Range: 345 degrees
- Output: Analog Voltage
- Technology: Hall Effect Sensor, Potentiometer
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Supplier: Allegro MicroSystems Inc.
Description: The A31102 provides high-precision linear Hall-effect sensing with industry-leading noise performance and advanced diagnostics for safety-critical applications. Offers flexible programming and multiple output protocols. * Note: If you have issues logging into this feature you may need
- Features: Magnetic Sensor
- Standards and Certifications: RoHS Compliant
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Supplier: Aerotech, Inc.
Description: Design Features Slotless, brushless ring motors with high torque output and zero cogging Frameless design for easy integration into OEM machines Various winding options available Includes Hall effect sensors for commutation
- Other DC Voltage: 160 to 340 VDC
- Torque Constant: 4.248 to 710.832 in-oz/amp
- Other Output Power: 0.114856886986172 to 1.63319256104258 HP
- Continuous Current: 2 to 12.4 amps
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Supplier: Kollmorgen Corporation
Description: Rotors Laser Marked Armatures RoHS Compliant CE compliant at Rated Voltage Options Custom windings Latching hall effects (pre-aligned and factory installed)
- Other DC Voltage: 24 to 96 VDC
- Continuous Current: 5.51 to 20.8 amps
- Continuous Torque: 3.6283185840708 to 91.1504424778761 In-lbs
- Rotor Inertia: 0.00199656 to 0.1326792 oz-in-sec²
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Supplier: Grayhill, Inc.
Description: Grayhill’s joysticks provide the human interface for directional control. They are available with mechanical switching or magnetic Hall-effect sensors for long life. Our NavCoders are unique human interface devices for navigating through on-screen software. They integrate the
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 185 F
- Number of Axes: 4-Axis Control
- Connector: None
- Joystick Technology: Optical
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: RPN Series Rotary Position Sensors use a magnetically biased, Hall-effect integrated circuit (IC) to sense rotary movement of the actuator shaft over a set operating range. Rotation of the actuator shaft changes the IC’s position relative to the magnets. The resulting flux
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 180 degrees
- Accuracy: 1.6 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 257 F
- Output: Analog Voltage
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: RPN Series Rotary Position Sensors use a magnetically biased, Hall-effect integrated circuit (IC) to sense rotary movement of the actuator shaft over a set operating range. Rotation of the actuator shaft changes the IC’s position relative to the magnets. The resulting flux
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 120 degrees
- Accuracy: 1.6 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 257 F
- Output: Analog Voltage
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: RPN Series Rotary Position Sensors use a magnetically biased, Hall-effect integrated circuit (IC) to sense rotary movement of the actuator shaft over a set operating range. Rotation of the actuator shaft changes the IC’s position relative to the magnets. The resulting flux
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 90 degrees
- Accuracy: 1.6 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 257 F
- Output: Analog Voltage
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Supplier: Honeywell Sensing & IoT
Description: RPN Series Rotary Position Sensors use a magnetically biased, Hall-effect integrated circuit (IC) to sense rotary movement of the actuator shaft over a set operating range. Rotation of the actuator shaft changes the IC’s position relative to the magnets. The resulting flux
- Maximum Angular Measurement: 50 degrees
- Accuracy: 1.6 ±% Full Scale
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 257 F
- Output: Analog Voltage
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Supplier: Assun Motor Pte. Ltd.
Description: exceptional acceleration, speed, torque and position control over a long, trouble-free life. BLDC motors have a number of advantages over the Brush DC Motors. For one, they are more accurate in positioning apps, relying on Hall effect position sensors for commutation.
- Supply Voltage (DC): 24 to 40 volts
- Continuous Output Current: 5 amps
- Peak Output Current: 8 amps
- Operating Temperature: 0 to 45 C
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Supplier: Assun Motor Pte. Ltd.
Description: exceptional acceleration, speed, torque and position control over a long, trouble-free life. BLDC motors have a number of advantages over the Brush DC Motors. For one, they are more accurate in positioning apps, relying on Hall effect position sensors for commutation.
- Supply Voltage (DC): 20 to 60 volts
- Continuous Output Current: 5 amps
- Peak Output Current: 8 amps
- Operating Temperature: 0 to 45 C
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Supplier: Assun Motor Pte. Ltd.
Description: exceptional acceleration, speed, torque and position control over a long, trouble-free life. BLDC motors have a number of advantages over the Brush DC Motors. For one, they are more accurate in positioning apps, relying on Hall effect position sensors for commutation.
- Supply Voltage (DC): 12 to 28 volts
- Continuous Output Current: 3 amps
- Operating Temperature: 0 to 45 C
- Features: Brake Output
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Supplier: Assun Motor Pte. Ltd.
Description: exceptional acceleration, speed, torque and position control over a long, trouble-free life. BLDC motors have a number of advantages over the Brush DC Motors. For one, they are more accurate in positioning apps, relying on Hall effect position sensors for commutation.
- Supply Voltage (DC): 12 to 28 volts
- Continuous Output Current: 5 amps
- Operating Temperature: 0 to 45 C
- Features: Brake Output
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Supplier: H2W Technologies
Description: +10 to +36 Volts DC - Switching Frequency: 40kHz - Motors Supported: Brushless, Brush, Voice Coil, Inductive Load - Feedback Supported: Hall Sensors - Current Mode Operation - Trapezodial Commutation - Digital Inhibit Input - Digital Fault Output - Hardware Protection
- Maximum Output Voltage: -10 to 10 volts
- Continuous Output Current: 5 amps
- Peak Output Current: 15 amps
- Supply Voltage (DC): 10 to 36 volts
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Supplier: American Control Electronics
Description: maximum and minimum speeds, acceleration and deceleration rates, motoring and regening current limits, and the proportional and integral feedback gains. Each drive is designed for feedback from 120° hall effect sensors, and can be commanded with a wide range of analog inputs
- Number of Axes / Motors: 1
- Maximum Output Voltage: 280 volts
- Rated Power: 40 to 200 watts
- Continuous Output Current: 5 amps
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Supplier: MTC Industries & Research Carmiel Ltd.
Description: The MDC-BL-95, especially designed for applications where high torque to volume ratio is needed, is a brushless DC motor, with rare-earth/cobalt magnets rotor and Hall effect rotor position sensor. Peak torque obtained on the axis at nominal voltage of 28 VDC is 5
- Other DC Voltage: 28 VDC
- Continuous Current: 0.5 amps
- Continuous Torque: 17.6991150442478 In-lbs
- Shaft Size: 3.47244282 inch
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Supplier: Pittman Motors
Description: response times. The slotless construction also provides excellent winding heat transfer for high thermal efficiency and transient load capacity. The slotless brushless dc motor designs have internal Hall Effect feedback sensors for linear speed-torque characteristics,
- Other DC Voltage: 19.1 to 96 VDC
- Torque Constant: 5.62 to 30.6 in-oz/amp
- Other Output Power: 0.164847107343047 to 0.175568870422269 HP
- Continuous Current: 1.63 to 8.86 amps
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Supplier: CEF Industries LLC
Description: Model 20 actuators are rugged RTCA-DO 160E qualified and are typically used with strokes up to 5 inches, limit switches or hall effect sensors at end of travel, and load less than 250 lbs. We also have a variety of speeds, mounting options, electrical connecting options,
- Stroke or X-Axis Travel: 1 inch
- Rated Speed: 0.22 in/sec
- Rated Force: 160 lbs
- Motor Type: DC Brushless
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Supplier: Pittman Motors
Description: applications. High acceleration and power density, integral Hall Effect feedback sensors commutation and optional winding configuration, feedback devices, gearboxes, brakes, connectors, and mating cables allow tailored systems solutions and enhance these motors' capabilities.
- Other DC Voltage: 170 VDC
- Torque Constant: 16.768 in-oz/amp
- Other Output Power: 0.328353994301191 HP
- Continuous Current: 5.77 amps
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Supplier: Linemaster Switch Corporation
Description: floor or equipment Hall Effect Sensor technology that provides consistent and accurate performance over the life of the foot control, while offering a longer life for the foot control Electronic calibration ensures accurate motor control over the full travel of the pedal
- Maximum Current: 3 to 6 amps
- Maximum AC Voltage: 115 to 230 volts
- Function: Momentary Contact, Variable
- Features: Other
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Supplier: ElectroCraft
Description: direction positioning for Brushless, PMDC Brush and Closed-Loop Steppers. Sine-wave commutation for brushless motors using either hall sensors or encoder feedback. Advanced Field Oriented Control (FOC) of Brushless and Closed-Loop Stepper motors provides high dynamic response resulting
- Number of Axes / Motors: 1
- Maximum Output Voltage: 12 to 48 volts
- Rated Power: 288 watts
- Continuous Output Current: 6 amps
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Supplier: Transmotec
Description: industry, military training systems, security applications and agriculture production. Product features • Large range of miniature motors to heavy duty models • Round and square shaped motor bodies • Integral hall-effect sensors • Quick delivery from stock • Customisations are
- Other DC Voltage: 24 VDC
- Torque Constant: 5.46576 in-oz/amp
- Other Output Power: 0.0830936638639748 HP
- Continuous Current: 12 amps
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Supplier: Transmotec
Description: industry, military training systems, security applications and agriculture production. Product features • Large range of miniature motors to heavy duty models • Round and square shaped motor bodies • Integral hall-effect sensors • Quick delivery from stock • Customisations are
- Other DC Voltage: 24 VDC
- Torque Constant: 4.335792 in-oz/amp
- Other Output Power: 0.055619145973467 HP
- Continuous Current: 11.5 amps
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Supplier: Transmotec
Description: industry, military training systems, security applications and agriculture production. Product features • Large range of miniature motors to heavy duty models • Round and square shaped motor bodies • Integral hall-effect sensors • Quick delivery from stock • Customisations are
- Other DC Voltage: 48 VDC
- Torque Constant: 15.8592 in-oz/amp
- Other Output Power: 0.880524792881153 HP
- Continuous Current: 16.5 amps
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Supplier: Portescap
Description: switching ensured by hall effect sensors. The MIBL 0520 controller is highly adaptive to your needs, with a configuration capacity accessible by a software suite. It is perfectly suited to perform variable speed, positioning or torque control. Communication and fieldbus
- Rated Power: 720 watts
- Supply Voltage (DC): 20 to 48 volts
- Peak Output Current: 20 amps
- Features: Other
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Supplier: Transmotec
Description: frequency • MOSFET power devices • Directional control - forward/reverse • Internal +6.2, VDC 20 mA supply for motor • Hall-Effect sensors • 5K ohm speedpot w/leads, knob and dial for remote mounting • Anodized chassis mount heatsink
- Number of Axes / Motors: 1
- Continuous Output Current: 20 amps
- Supply Voltage (DC): 10 to 54 volts
- Operating Temperature: -10 to 45 C
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Supplier: Zaber Technologies, Inc.
Description: These NEMA size 17 and 23 stepper motors have built-in controllers. A detachable home sensor HS02 and magnet are included. An additional HS02L150 Hall effect sensor can be purchased to function as an away sensor. These motors are standalone units requiring only a
- Torque Constant: 25.488 in-oz/amp
- Current per Phase: 4.2 amps
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 122 F
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Supplier: Zaber Technologies, Inc.
Description: These NEMA size 17 and 23 stepper motors have built-in controllers. A detachable home sensor HS02 and magnet are included. An additional HS02L150 Hall effect sensor can be purchased to function as an away sensor. These motors are standalone units requiring only a
- Torque Constant: 8.2128 in-oz/amp
- Current per Phase: 2.3 amps
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 122 F
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Supplier: Zaber Technologies, Inc.
Description: These NEMA size 17 and 23 stepper motors have built-in controllers and encoders for stall detection and recovery. A detachable home sensor HS02 and magnet are included. An additional HS02L150 Hall effect sensor can be purchased to function as an away sensor. These
- Torque Constant: 25.488 in-oz/amp
- Current per Phase: 4.2 amps
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 122 F
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Supplier: Zaber Technologies, Inc.
Description: These NEMA size 17 and 23 stepper motors have built-in controllers and encoders for stall detection and recovery. A detachable home sensor HS02 and magnet are included. An additional HS02L150 Hall effect sensor can be purchased to function as an away sensor. These
- Torque Constant: 8.2128 in-oz/amp
- Current per Phase: 2.3 amps
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 122 F
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Supplier: Microchip Technology, Inc.
Description: Sinusoidal Drive, for high efficiency and lowacoustic noise Position Sensorless BLDC Drivers (No Hall-effect sensor required) Integrated Power Transistors Supports 2V to 5.5V Power Supplies Programming Resistor (RPROG) setting to fit motor constant (Km) range from 3.25 mV/Hz to
- Features: Other
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