Inductive Sensor Explained | Different Types and Applications ▶ You can read the full post here https://realpars.com/inductive-sensor/ In this video, I will talk about inductive sensors. I will explain what an inductive sensor is, how an inductive sensor works, some of the different types of inductive sensors, and I will also talk about some of the ways these sensors are used in automation. An inductive sensor is an electronic device that can detect ferrous metal targets without physical contact

Inductive Sensor Advantages Here are some advantages of using inductive sensors compared to other types of sensors. Inductive sensors are solid-state and do not have any moving parts. This makes them very reliable because they usually only need to be replaced when they get physically damaged. Inductive sensors can get dirty and still work. Things like dirt, sawdust, oil, and grease will not affect how inductive sensors detect targets. Other control engineers cannot miss this! SHARE it NOW! #Real

Inductive Sensor Operation Inductive sensors can be mounted in many different ways. Depending on the type, some of these sensors can be mounted by just bolting them in place or drilling and tapping a hole that is the same size and thread as the sensor. Take a look at the video to learn how an inductive sensor works, and type down the correct answer in the comments below: A metal bolt is within the normal range of 3-wire normally-closed inductive sensor. a) the indicator light would be turned ON