Written by: Jeff Himes
An inductive proximity sensor is meant to be a non-contact device. If contact is made with the face of the sensor by its metal target – it will typically fail. What if you want the reliability of an inductive proximity sensor – yet you want physical contact with the device too? Is this really possible? Yes – by using a mechanical device I call a Banking Screw.
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