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Field Sensors

02/15/2015 3:37 PM

Hi,

Field sensors are defined by FS1 to .. FS8. What can be 1X1T1U and 1X1T1L?

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02/15/2015 4:16 PM

My favorite field sensor is this one:
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02/15/2015 5:54 PM

That sensor is truly outstanding in its field!

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02/16/2015 1:08 PM

Well, that would depend on the context, and I don't do "20 questions".

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Re: Field Sensors

02/18/2015 8:47 AM

Here is a guess (for what it is worth)! 1X1T1 seems to be referring to a single channel output or possibly an opto isolated high and low connection.

It really takes more context to make a useful suggestion.

Giving details such as what pins of a certain device those relate to actually will get you some better answers.

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