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Sensata Technologies announces ACW4 Single Turn and TCW4 Multi Turn Absolute Hall Effect Sensors

08 March, 2019
Sensata Technologies announces ACW4 Single Turn and TCW4 Multi Turn Absolute Hall Effect Sensors
Sensata Technologies announces ACW4 Single Turn and TCW4 Multi Turn Absolute Hall Effect Sensors
This modular architecture results in a package of 50mm in diameter by a maximum 24mm thick that allows designers to incorporate the ACW4 and TCW4 sensors into both new and existing systems.

March 8, 2019 – Sensata Technologies, an industrial technology company and a provider of sensors, announced the availability of the ACW4 Single Turn and TCW4 Multi Turn Absolute Hall Effect Sensors, which feature an over-molded, two-part modular construction that provides engineers with design flexibility.

The sensing electronics are encased in a thermoplastic polyamide shell while the separate activating magnet is external to the sensor assembly. This modular architecture results in a package of 50mm in diameter by a maximum 24mm thick that allows designers to incorporate the ACW4 and TCW4 sensors into both new and existing systems. An over-molded housing completely encapsulates the electronics and seals the cable entry from exposure to the elements, making this IP67-rated sensor a solution for robotic, industrial, manufacturing and material handling applications where dusty or wet conditions are common.

A variety of output types are available to ensure that the ACW4 or TWC4 sensors can interface with the most common controllers.

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