Easiturn Homing Proximity Sensors
Posted: Wed 25 Mar , 2015 8:43 am
I am curious and my inner Scrooge would like to use the old two wire proximity switches but the attached electronics is long since gone.
However I am only familiar with DC 3 wire versions which would be an easy replacement for me to deal with.
I am thinking that they were likely driven with 24V AC probably from the nice little isolating transformer.
I would like to take the output signal to an opto isolator and read a DC output.
Can someone tell me how they used to be used from an electrical&electronic perspective?
I was wondering if it would be as simple as using a rectifying diode bridge?
Any advice welcome,
Thanks,
Jon
However I am only familiar with DC 3 wire versions which would be an easy replacement for me to deal with.
I am thinking that they were likely driven with 24V AC probably from the nice little isolating transformer.
I would like to take the output signal to an opto isolator and read a DC output.
Can someone tell me how they used to be used from an electrical&electronic perspective?
I was wondering if it would be as simple as using a rectifying diode bridge?
Any advice welcome,
Thanks,
Jon