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Sensor-matched magnet products are magnets that are specifically indicated for use with one or more magnetic sensor products, and which often incorporate some sort of overmolding or packaging to facilitate mechanical mounting in an end application. Though most magnet-based sensor systems can be used with any magnet having suitable characteristics, availability of matched magnets allows sensor manufacturers to describe the behavior of their products in terms of a magnet of known characteristics.

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