Reference magnets and controlled magnetic targets for sensor calibration, production test fixtures, threshold checks, and incoming inspection workflows.
Calibration and Reference Magnets reference visual for buyer-side RFQ and sample validation.
| Metric | Typical Range | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Reference purpose | Switch check, comparison sample, fixture target, or inspection reference | A reference magnet must be specified around the test decision it supports. |
| Magnetic output record | Available by agreed measurement method when required | Measurement method and fixture geometry determine whether readings are comparable. |
| Labeling and storage control | Project-defined | Reference samples lose value if they are mixed, chipped, overheated, or reoriented. |
Use gaussmeter mapping as a screening step, then confirm sensor output at the assembled air gap.
Review temperature, corrosion, vibration, adjacent metal, coating limits, and demagnetization margin.
Request inspection records, C of C, RoHS/REACH-style files, or PPAP-ready evidence only when the project requires it.
Automotive, medical, aerospace, and other high-reliability programs should treat page data as sourcing guidance. Final approval depends on buyer-specific testing, documentation scope, and application validation.
Matched product visuals selected from the current sensor magnet image library by filename and topic fit. Use them as RFQ discussion references, not as final drawing approval.
Measurement records can be discussed by project scope, fixture geometry, and agreed test method.
No. A reference magnet can support buyer-side checks, but formal calibration claims require defined equipment, method, traceability, and documentation.
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