Overview: The HS-2210M-01-0300 is a bipolar 3-wire Hall Effect Sensor with an M10 thread, designed by PIC Proximity Instrumentation Controls. It is compact and offers various switching sensitivities with options for customization.
Specifications: The sensor operates within a temperature range of -20 to +85°C. It has specific supply voltage and output voltage limits, with maximum ratings that should not be exceeded to avoid permanent damage. The device includes reverse voltage and ESD protection, temperature-dependent bias, hysteresis control, and short circuit protection.
Electrical Characteristics: - Supply Voltage (VSUP): Maximum of 18V for up to 1000 hours, 28V for 96 hours, 32V for 5 minutes, and 40V for 5 x 400 ms with a series resistor greater than 100 Ohms.
- Output Voltage (VOUT): Similar limits as VSUP with the same conditions.
- Output Current (IO): Maximum of 65 mA.
- Reverse Output Current (IOR): Maximum of 50 mA.
Material Information: The housing is made of nickel-plated brass, the cable is UL1007/1569, AWG 24, and the potting compound is epoxy. The wire colors are red for supply voltage, white for output, and black for ground.
Block Diagram: The sensor includes components such as a Hall plate, comparator, and output functional safety features.
Approvals and Features: The sensor is approved for various applications and offers features like compact size and customizable types.
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