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RPN Series Hall-Effect Sensors Overview

The RPN Series Hall-Effect Rotary Position Sensors utilize solid-state technology to accurately sense rotary movement with a 90-degree measuring range and a rugged sealed package. They are suitable for various applications including heavy-duty vehicles and offer features like reverse polarity and short circuit protection. The sensors operate within a temperature range of -25 °C to 85 °C and have a lifespan of approximately 30 million rotational cycles.

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RPN Series Hall-Effect Sensors Overview

The RPN Series Hall-Effect Rotary Position Sensors utilize solid-state technology to accurately sense rotary movement with a 90-degree measuring range and a rugged sealed package. They are suitable for various applications including heavy-duty vehicles and offer features like reverse polarity and short circuit protection. The sensors operate within a temperature range of -25 °C to 85 °C and have a lifespan of approximately 30 million rotational cycles.

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Description
RPN Series Hall Effect Rotary Position Sensors use a magnetically biased Hall effect
integrated circuit (IC) to accurately sense rotary movement of the actuator shaft.
This IC, together with conditioning and protection circuitry and two permanent
magnets, is sealed in a rugged package.
Rotation of the actuator shaft changes the Hall effect IC's position relative to the
magnets. This results in a change in the flux density detected by the Hall effect IC
as the shaft is rotated. The output of the IC is converted to a linear output over 90?
of travel.
The sensor is flange mounted with two easily accessible mounting holes.
Connection is by AMP Superseal 1.5 Series.

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Product Specifications
Product Type Plastic housing - Rotary sensor

Package Style Plastic Housing w/Flange mount


Supply Voltage 10.0 Vdc to 30.0 Vdc
Output Type Linear Voltage
Termination Type AMP 3 - Pin Connector

Operating Temperature Range - 25 °C to 85 °C [ - 13 °F to 185 °F]


Storage Temperature - 40 °C to 125 °C [ - 40 °F to 257 °
F]

Output Voltage 0.25 Vdc to 4.75 Vdc


Linearity (% of Span) ± 2.5 °
Sealing IP67
Availability Global

Comment Reverse polarity protection and


short circuit protection.
Measuring range ± 45 °

Mechanical angle of rotation 360 °


Accuracy ± 0.5 °
Load Resistance 20 kOhms min.
Actuation Plastic lever plate fitted to shaft

Supply Current (max. @ 25 °C) 20 mA


Series Name RPN
Rotational Cycles 30 million typ.

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