With a maximum switching frequency of 20kHz, magnetic Hall Sensors are said to perform up to five times faster than inductive sensors, and are designed for detecting moving ferromagnetic objects such as toothed wheels, gears or racks.
These high-resolution sensors feature IP68-rated housings to allow
reliable operation in harsh environments exposed to vibration, shock and
contaminants such as dust and oil. As Hall sensors contain no moving
parts and experience little wear, they can replace incremental encoders
for detecting rotational speed or direction. These sensors withstand
temperatures ranging from -40°C to +120°C and offer an operating voltage
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