SDMS, SDMA Magnetic Displacement Sensors
SDMS and SDMA series magnetic displacement sensors utilize magnetic principles to measure displacement with high precision. They feature non-contact measurement methods, ensuring durability and reliability in harsh environments. These sensors support various output types, including voltage, current, SSI, and Modbus, making them suitable for applications in oil, chemical, and machinery industries.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | Default 24V DC (Optional 12V DC) |
| Measurement Position | SDMS series: 80-3000mm, SDMA series: 50-3000mm |
| Output Signal | Voltage: 5V-10V, Current: 4-20mA |
| Load Capacity | Electrical load impedance ≥5kΩ |
| Signal Output Accuracy | ±0.05%F.S (Minimum ±50μm) |
| Repeatability | ±0.02%F.S |
| Resolution | 16bit (A: 0.015%F.S, B: 5μm) |
| Response Time | 1ms (Travel ≤1000mm) / 2ms (Travel ≤3000mm) |
| Hysteresis | ≤0.02%F.S |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Storage Temperature | ≤0.07%F.S |
| Protection Level | IP65-IP67 (Consult for higher levels) |
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