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Solid State Sensors Hall Effect Vane Position Sensors
FEATURES Operated vane interrupter +125°C temperature range Current sinking output Smaller size than Four in-line printed circuit board terminals leadwires Closely controlled differential predict pulse width power supply ORDER GUIDE
Catalog Listings Supply Voltage (VDC) Supply Current max.) Output Type Output Voltage Current Output (mA) Termination 4AV11C Sink Board 4AV12C Sink Leadwire 4AV11A 13.0 Sink Board 4AV12A 13.0 Sink Leadwire
Series
GENERAL INFORMATION vane operated integral magnet position sensors operated passing ferrous vane through between Hall sensor magnet, shunting magnetic flux away from sensor. used limit switches operating with single large vane; tachometer sensors using toothed wheels; synchronizing elements using cams sectors. Series have many features common such Operation cost, easy fabricate ferrous vane Magnet sensor incorporated same rugged package Sealed construction unaffected dust dirt operating speed minimum speed operation times programmable vane dimensioning Precision mechanical operating characteristics
Diff. 2,5/.100
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MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Series 4AV* Left Operate 5,4/.213 Mag. Release 6,0/.237 Slope Diff. 0,6/.024 Right Operate 8,6/.337 Release 7,9/.313 Diff. 0,6/.024
VANE OPERATION
Operating characteristics adjusted produce .100±.010 dimension between operate point side switch, release point other side. actuator designed produce specific pulse width timing sequencing operations.
Integral Magnet
VANE DIMENSIONS (mm/in.)
Thickness 1,0/.04 1,6/.06
Min. Window 10,2/.40 10,2/.40
Min. Tooth 10,2/.40 6,3/.25
Min. Tooth Depth
9,3/.37
Vane material: Cold rolled steel, 1018 carbon (annealed). MOUNTING DIMENSIONS (For reference only) With vane output conducting (Sinking Low, Sourcing High). Vane movement from left right. When leading edge reaches ``b'', output stops conducting (Sinking goes High, Sourcing goes Low). After leading edge reaches ``b'': vane moves through gap; when trailing edge reaches ``d'', output will conducting. direction vane travel reverses; ``a'', output will conducting. vane movement from right left, output non-conducting when leading edge reaches ``c'', conducting when trailing edge reaches ``a''.
BLOCK DIAGRAM Leadwire
Board
Honeywell MICRO SWITCH Sensing Control 1-800-537-6945
1-815-235-6847 International 1-800-737-3360 Canada

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