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- Position, Speed and Acceleration Measurements
- Linear position sensor
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Linear position sensor MAB seriesnon-contactabsolute magnetostrictivewith SSI interface
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Characteristics
- Type
- linear
- Contact / non-contact
- non-contact
- Technology
- absolute magnetostrictive
- Output signal
- analog, with SSI interface
- Measurement object
- metal
- Protection class
- IP67
- Other characteristics
- high-precision
- Measuring range
Min.: 50 mm
(1.97 in)Max.: 2,500 mm
(98.43 in)- Linearity
0 %
- Supply voltage
24 V
- Ambient temperature
Min.: -30 °C
(-22 °F)Max.: 75 °C
(167 °F)
Description
The MAB Series is a magnetostrictive position sensor absolute precision developed by Waycon. It comes with distance and speed measurement. The unit is supplied with 10 m/s maximum displacement speed, ±0.01 % maximum linearity, IP 67 protection class, and a sliding or floating magnetic cursor. It can also withstand a working temperature of -30 to +75 °C.
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