PSE-360 Panel Mount Hall-Effect Rotary Sensors

Amphenol Piher PSE-360 Compact Panel Mount Hall-Effect Rotary Sensors are based on contactless hall-effect technology and deliver high accuracy and linearity in a compact package. Amphenol Piher PSE-360 is an end-of-shaft sensor with 360° endless rotation and programmable electrical angles from 15° to 360° (without deadband). Increased rotational life and robustness against humidity, vibration, and shock make these hall-effect rotary sensors perfectly suited for harsh industrial and transportation environments. These absolute sensors will not lose their values even after a power failure.

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Amphenol Piher Sensores de movimiento y posición — Industriales Panel Mount Hall-Effect 120 Degrees Rotary Sensor, Analog (ratiometric), Continuous Rotation 10En existencias
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Hall Effect Rotary Position Sensor Hall Effect
Amphenol Piher Sensores de movimiento y posición — Industriales Panel Mount Hall-Effect 180 Degrees Rotary Sensor, Analog (ratiometric), Continuous Rotation 8En existencias
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Hall Effect Rotary Position Sensor Hall Effect
Amphenol Piher Sensores de movimiento y posición — Industriales Panel Mount Hall-Effect 270 Degrees Rotary Sensor, Analog (ratiometric), Continuous Rotation 10En existencias
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Hall Effect Rotary Position Sensor Hall Effect
Amphenol Piher Sensores de movimiento y posición — Industriales Panel Mount Hall-Effect 360 Degrees Rotary Sensor, Analog (ratiometric), Continuous Rotation 14En existencias
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Hall Effect Rotary Position Sensor Hall Effect
Amphenol Piher Sensores de movimiento y posición — Industriales Panel Mount Hall-Effect 90 Degrees Rotary Sensor, Analog (ratiometric), Continuous Rotation 4En existencias
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Hall Effect Rotary Position Sensor Hall Effect