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The sensitivity (or responsivity) of an electronic device or system, such as transistors, amplifiers, communications systems, represents the minimum magnitude of an input signal needed in order to provoke an output signal.
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What sensitivity of reed switch should I use?
The only problem I face is that I have never used reed switches before, and I don't know what sensitivity of reed switch to use. … Does anyone know what type/sensitivity of reed switch to use? …
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