Mag652
An ultra-low-power magnetic event sensor designed for remote, environmentally rugged locations where battery power is essential.
Technical specifications
- Sensitivity
- >1nT
- Current consumption
- <700 µA
- Number of axes
- 2
- Full Scale Measuring Range
- ±60µT
- Frequency
- 0.1 to 5 Hz
- Excitation frequency
- 256 Hz
- Start-up/Settling time
- <60 s
- IP Rating
- IP67
- Enclosure Material
- Die-Cast Aluminium; Painted Black
- Dimensions
- 111 x 83 x 46 mm
- Mass
- 1.5m variant <600 g
- Supply voltage
- 3.5 V to 15 V
About
The Mag652 is an ultra-low-power magnetic event sensor specifically engineered for deployment in remote and environmentally challenging locations, making it ideal for applications where battery power is a critical consideration. This sensor is designed to detect changes in magnetic fields, triggering a voltage output when a magnetic field variation exceeding 1nT is identified. Its key features include a sensitivity greater than 1nT and a very low current consumption of less than 700µA, ensuring extended operational life in autonomous settings. While primarily suited for terrestrial applications like vehicle and personnel detection, its ultra-low power consumption and robust design could make it adaptable for certain space-related monitoring tasks where minimal power draw is paramount.
Documentation
- DS4277.pdf PDF source: www.bartingtondownloads.com ↗
- OM4277.pdf PDF source: www.bartingtondownloads.com ↗
- DR4277.pdf PDF source: www.bartingtondownloads.com ↗
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