Magnetostrictive displacement sensor
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Who has used a magnetostrictive displacement sensor? Is it two-wire or four-wire? What is the size of the electrical interface?
Conventionally, it is a two-wire system, and the electrical interface usually features M20*1.5 internal threads
It is generally two-wire system. Aren’t interfaces provided based on the client’s requirements? Commonly M20*1.5 and 1/2 NPT
What was said on the 3rd floor is correct; just clearly state the technical requirements to the manufacturer when placing the order.
Magnetostrictive displacement sensors are usually four-wire. Four-wire sensors can utilize separate power and signal circuits, which reduces the interference caused by the power supply on the signal, thereby improving the stability and accuracy of the sensor. Furthermore, four-wire sensors can also perform functions such as self-checking and fault detection, which helps to improve the reliability and safety of the sensors. As for the size of electrical connectors, it needs to be determined based on the specific model and specifications. Generally speaking, common electrical connectors come in various sizes such as M12 and M18. Therefore, when selecting and installing magnetostrictive displacement sensors, it is necessary to choose the appropriate sensor model, specifications, and electrical interfaces based on the specific application and requirements.