1, power connection: Ensure that the sensor is connected to a stable power supply, the voltage is usually between 4.5V and 24V, depending on the model of the selected sensor.
2, output signal connection: the output end of the sensor is connected to an appropriate external device, such as a single chip microcomputer or data acquisition system, in order to read the signal of the sensor. These signals may be digital switching signals or analog voltage signals.
3, magnetic field detection: the sensor works by detecting changes in the magnetic field. Using a magnet to move near the sensor, changes in the output signal can be observed.
4, optimize the setting: adjust the direction of the sensor and the distance of the magnet according to the application needs, in order to obtain the best detection effect.
5, system integration: When integrating the sensor into a larger scale system, it is necessary to consider factors such as power supply, grounding and signal processing to ensure that the output signal of the sensor is correctly read and processed.
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