Reed and magnetron switch module
Composed of two magnetic materials and metallic reed contacts
The contacts are encapsulated in a glass tube filled with gas
Use: for counting, limiting, for a bicycle odometer or a door alarm
Operating voltage: 3.3V-5V DC
Minimum operating current: 20mA
Operating temperature : -10°C and +50°C
Detection distance is less than or equal to 10mm
3-wire interface (-/+/S)
A reed is a type of switch that uses a magnetic field to activate its contacts. It consists of two metal blades (reeds) that are held together in a sealed glass envelope. When a magnetic field is applied, the reeds come together and form an electrical circuit.
A "magnetron" is a type of vacuum tube used to generate high frequency electromagnetic waves. It consists of a heated cathode and several electrodes arranged in a vacuum chamber. When a high voltage is applied to the electrodes, electrons are emitted from the cathode and accelerated towards the anode. This acceleration causes the electrons to emit electromagnetic radiation.
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Reed and magnetron switch module
Composed of two magnetic materials and metallic reed contacts
The contacts are encapsulated in a glass tube filled with gas
Use: for counting, limiting, for a bicycle odometer or a door alarm
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