Position sensor with switch output that can be connected with microcomputer Benefits: provides reliable position feedback to microcomputers and control systems; switch output enables straightforward integration into existing control loops; simple wiring and fast response support realtime control. Compatible with: microcomputers and automatic control setups. Applicable scenes: widely used in automatic control industry. Drive from electromagnetic relays, counters, and contactor for automatic control Benefits: enables direct actuation and control in automatic systems by using common control devices; straightforward wiring to relays, counters, and contactors supports simple system integration. Compatible with: electromagnetic relays, counters, and contactors. Applicable scenes: suitable for detecting and controlling in automatic control applications. Nonswitching component for automatic control industry Benefits: serves as a nonswitching element within automatic control circuits where a nonswitching presence is required. Applicable scenes: for limiting station applications. Sends out control signal when close to target object Benefits: provides a proximitytriggered control signal to prompt actions as the target is approached; supports timely responses in automated processes. Compatible with: processes requiring proximitybased signaling. Applicable scenes: suitable for orientation taking count in paper making industry. Use scenarios In a microcontroller based automation project, the sensor provides position feedback via its switch output to trigger control logic or safety actions. In a system using electromagnetic relays, counters, and contactors, the device drives control decisions and coordinates automatic operations as components move. In limiting station applications, the nonswitching variant serves as a stable control element to constrain movement or process steps. On a paper making line, the proximitytriggered signal is used to count or orient process steps as the target object approaches a defined position.