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MHD2180N20E3A01: DescriptionAbsolute Magnetostrictive Sensor, 4-20mA; CategoryThe sensor Sensor/transducer; File Size1MB，4 Pages; ManufacturerMTS Sensors; Websitehttps://www.mtssensors.com

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Absolute Magnetostrictive Sensor, 4-20mA

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maker	MTS Sensors
Reach Compliance Code	unknow
Other features	IP 67
shell	STAINLESS STEEL
Linearity(%)	0.04 %
Maximum operating temperature	105 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-40 °C
Output interface type	4-WIRE INTERFACE
Output range	4-20mA
Output type	ANALOG CURRENT
resolution	100 µm
Sensor/Transducer Type	LINEAR POSITION SENSOR,MAGNETOSTRICTIVE,ABSOLUTE
Maximum supply voltage	32 V
Minimum supply voltage	10 V
Termination type	CONNECTOR
Base Number Matches	1

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Magnetostrictive Linear-Position Sensors

M-Series Mobile Equipment Sensor

Model MH

Analog Output

Temposonics

SENS

550824 I

Product Specification

Cable Exit

Wire Exit

M-Series (Model MH)

sensor connection options

M-Series (Model MH) with analog output

(sensor cylinder application example)

Features

Linear, Absolute Position Sensors

Non-contact Sensor Technology

Superior Accuracy: Linearity < +/- 0.04% F.S.

Repeatability: < ± 0.005% F.S.

Compact Design for Embedded Cylinder Applications

No External Electronics

Analog Output: 0.25 - 4.75 Vdc, 4-20 mA

Sensor Stroke Length: 50 mm (1.97 in.) - 2500 mm (98.43 in.)

Power Supply: 12/24 Vdc

Shock Rating: 100 g (single hit) / IEC 68-2-27

Vibration Rating: 25 g / 10-2000 Hz / IEC 68-2-6

Benefits of magnetostrictive sensing

Temposonics linear-position sensors use the time based

magnetostrictive position sensing principle developed by MTS. Within

the sensing element, a sonic strain pulse is induced in a specially

designed magnetostrictive waveguide by the momentary interaction

of two magnetic fields. One field comes from a movable permanent

magnet that passes along the outside of the sensor. The other field

comes from an “interrogation” current pulse applied along the wave-

guide. The resulting strain pulse travels at ultrasonic speed along the

waveguide and is detected at the head of the sensing element.

The position of the magnet is determined with high precision and

speed by accurately measuring the elapsed time between the applica-

tion of the interrogation pulse and the arrival of the resulting strain

pulse with a high-speed counter. Elapsed time is used to determine

the permanent magnet position which provides an absolute position

reading that never requires recalibration or re-homing after a power

loss. Non-contact sensing eliminates wear, and guarantees the best

durability and output repeatability.

Product overview

Today’s buyers are more concerned with greater productivity,

lower overall operating costs and cost of ownership. Temposonics

M-Series Mobile Equipment sensors help lower overall costs by

increasing safety and versatility, increasing reliability and reducing

service costs. Temposonics Mobile Equipment sensors are designed

specifically for position sensing applications in rugged environments

typically encountered by construction, agriculture and other off-

highway machinery. All Temposonics Mobile Equipment sensors

utilize magnetostrictive technology.

The M-Series, Model MH sensor with analog output, is one of the

latest compact stainless-steel position sensors specifically designed

for use in welded and tie-rod style cylinders, or any space limited cyl-

inder application. The M-Series Model MH sensor is an ideal choice

for a wide range of standard hydraulic cylinders with diameters of 50

mm (1.97 in.) or larger.

The extremely rugged model MH sensor consists of the following

main components:

1. The sensor head; A robust housing with built-in electronics.

2. The pressure-proof sensor pipe; The sensor pipe houses and

protects the internal sensing element.

3. The position magnet; The magnet is mounted on the piston, during

operation it travels along the stationary sensor tube. This sensor

system is “non-contact” by design.

All specifications are subject to change. Contact MTS for specifications and engineering

drawings that are critical to your application. Drawings contained in this document are

for reference only. Go to www.mtssensors.com for the latest support documentation.

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