Inductive Proximity Sensors

 

Inductive proximity sensors work by transferring energy from one object to another by creating an electromagnetic field. The field is produced by a coil located behind the sensor's "face", or active surface. When a metal target meets the sensor, the energy transferred is reflected as tiny circulating electrical currents known as eddy currents. Inductive proximity sensors are sometimes also referred to as eddy current sensors.

P800 Proxswitch

The P800 Proxswitch inductive proximity sensor detects the presence of an object at up to 12 mm or 1/2". The sensor is designed to detect both position and speed of a rotating shaft, as well as an object's presence. The sensor can also detect the presence of a gate or other object. Contact 4B's Tech Team to discuss your application's specific requirements.

LDC0851

The LDC0851 inductive proximity sensor features a threshold that adjusts the mode to vary the switching threshold. The threshold can be adjusted by subtracting the offset inductance from the reference inductance. The hysteresis window is 0.8% of the switch ON threshold. Depending on the target sensitivity and the desired switching distance, these two settings may be set in a range between 20 m and 30 m.

Pepperl+Fuchs

The new, modern and reliable inductive proximity sensors from Pepperl+Fuchs SE have been developed for a variety of applications. These sensors offer high characteristic safety values and can be used with standard metal actuators. They feature a short-circuit-protected, polarity reversible, and LED status indication. Pepperl+Fuchs inductive proximity sensors are ideally suited for applications that require high-precision detection of metallic objects.

LDC0865

The LDC0865 inductive proximity sensor is used in a wide range of industrial applications. Its high-frequency oscillation feature helps to detect metal objects. These proximity sensors are also available in a wide range of resistances, such as oil and water resistance. Their low-current output means that they are suited for applications with a limited amount of current. To learn more about the LDC0865 inductive proximity sensor, click the button below.

LDC0866

The LDC0866 inductive proximity sensor has a sensitivity of 0.1 dB/mm and is ideal for highspeed, precision measurements. The sensor features sub-micron resolution, a 40 kHz sampling rate, and a short, space-saving sensor body. This proximity sensor has high detection sensitivity and long detecting distances and is available with an integrated amplifier and built-in LEDs.

LDC0870

Inductive proximity sensors detect metal targets without physical contact. These devices create an electromagnetic field around them, which switches on when a metal target enters the detection zone. They turn off when the target moves away. Non-metallic substances do not interfere with the sensor's detection range. Another benefit of inductive proximity sensors is their ability to operate in wet environments and do not require physical contact with the target. These sensors have many uses and are ideal for industrial applications.

LDC0871

An LDC0871 inductive proximity sensor detects a physical change in an object's proximity to the sensor. The type of material used to create this sensor's capacitance depends on the size of the object being detected. The resistance to water or other chemicals may affect the sensor's performance, but these materials are suitable for many applications. There are many advantages of these sensors. Listed below are the most notable features of the LDC0871 inductive proximity sensor.

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LDC0880

If you are looking for a new inductive proximity sensor, the LDC0880 is an excellent choice. This sensor detects objects up to one meter away. The proximity sensor has three wires that you can use to interface with a wide variety of devices. Its output is 0V when it detects an object and 3V when it can't see anything. You can also use this sensor with other modular building blocks, such as home and office automation building blocks. If you are looking for an inductive proximity sensor for a specific purpose, you can even integrate this sensor with other sensors to control your home and office.

LDC0891

The LDC0891 inductive proximity sensor is a versatile and reliable proximity sensor for industrial and commercial applications. Its dual-output configuration enables it to detect the proximity and speed of a moving object. The device can be connected to a PLC or hazard monitoring system to provide an alarm or shut down when certain conditions are detected. This is an excellent sensor for harsh industrial and commercial environments. Listed below are some of its main features and benefits.

LDC0850

When you are looking for a reliable proximity sensor, LDC0850 inductive proximity is an excellent choice. This sensor is made to withstand the high temperatures and vibrations associated with its inductive nature. The LDC0850 can detect objects up to a radius of 70mm. The sensor features a sub-micron resolution, ultra-fast 40 kHz sampling rate, and short sensor bodies. These sensors are compatible with 4B hazard monitoring systems and PLCs and can provide an alarm or shut down when a trip condition is detected.