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Inductive Proximity Signal Output

08/31/2009 2:18 AM

My application is to sense a metal body and start the test system.

We have an external triggering test system. I want to activate this system an inductive proximity switch out put signal.

which type of sensor I can take whether a PNP or NPN type ?
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Re: inductive proximity signal output

08/31/2009 3:35 AM

The deciding factor will be the equipment that this signal will go into.
Look at the data sheets and appliction notes for that instrument.

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