Non-Contacting Rotary Position Sensors Endure Harsh Environs

Equipped with magnetic Hall Effect technology, two different non-contacting rotary position sensors developed by Bourns increase the product lifespan and reliability of applications operating in rugged environments
Feb. 24, 2013

Equipped with magnetic Hall Effect technology, two different non-contacting rotary position sensors developed by Bourns increase the product lifespan and reliability of applications operating in rugged environments. The single-turn AMS22U offers a rotational life of up to 100 million cycles. Its 1/8-in. shaft is supported by dual ball bearings. A factory-programmable electrical angle ranges from 10° to 360°. The multi-turn AMM20B has a rotational life of up to 50 million cycles, depending on the product and application. It features a slim profile package, 12-bit resolution, and a factory-programmable electrical angle from 1080° to 3600°. Applications include industrial commercial, medical, and automotive, such as patient platform position feedback, pneumatic control-valve position feedback, actuator motor position feedback, lift/shuttle suspension systems, and tilt-control feedback.

BOURNS INC.
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