Inductive Proximity Switch Item Code: PE-IN-4-12-P1-40-NF

An inductive alternating r.F. Field is developed at the front of the sensing surface of the proximity switch. This field is generated by the resonant circuit coil of the oscillator.

FOB Price:
Get Latest Price
Minimum Order Quantity:
Not mentioned
Payment Terms:
Cash,Cheque,Demand Draft
Business Type:
Manufacturer, Retailer, Exporter
Request for Quote
Additional Details

An inductive alternating r.F. Field is developed at the front of the sensing surface of the proximity switch. This field is generated by the resonant circuit coil of the oscillator.                     

 

Energy is absorbed when a metal piece is brought into the r.F. Field near the sensing surface, causing oscillation to stop. Hence the demodulated voltage feeding the trigger disappears.

 

For DC switches

 

the trigger operates rapidly when oscillation stops and this trigger switches the output transister, which can be either NPN or PNP to drive an electronic circuit or relay.

FOR AC SWITCHES

A thyristor is triggered when oscillation stops due to the presence of metal . This thyristor is connected in series with a bridge and this series combination is connected to the AC load.

 

Established in the year 1994, we, “Parasnath Electronics Private Limited”, are a prestigious ISO 9001:2008 and CMRI certified business organization engaged in manufacturing, supplying and exporting a comprehensive assortment of Electrical Switches and Proximity Sensors.

More details:View company website

Buyers feedback
Have you used this product?
Be the first to review now.

Email to this Supplier

*Name :
*Email :
*Country :
*Mobile :
To :
Sandeep Kumar Jain(Chief Executive Officer)
*Description :
 

You might also be interested in

Type 'J' Fuse Links

Min Order Qty :
NA
Add to Cart

Load Cells Sensors

Min Order Qty :
NA
Add to Cart

Ultrasonic Sensor

Min Order Qty :
NA
Add to Cart

Flow Computer Omni

Min Order Qty :
NA
Add to Cart
Get Verified, Sell more with

Its Free

Verify Now

Please Wait!!!
We are processing your request
Note : Do not Refresh or Close the window while we are processing your request

Sign in to continue to Pepagora

Don’t have an Account? Sign Up | Forgot Password?

Create your Pepagora Account
I am a
Can't understand captcha? Change