Engineering Convert NPN to PNP Signal - Simple Circuit Diagrams

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To convert an NPN signal to a PNP signal, a simple circuit diagram is essential. The NPN sensor has three wires, while the PNP gauge also has three wires but requires a different signal type. Users are seeking specific circuit diagrams or converters to facilitate this conversion. The discussion emphasizes the need for clear visual representations to understand the wiring and connections involved. Providing a detailed circuit diagram would greatly assist in resolving the issue.
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Hello All,

I have a sensor which outputs an NPN signal, however, the gauge it connects to only inputs PNP signals, how can i convert the NPN to PNP?

I have tried looking for circuit diagrams and simple converters but I have found nothing, all help appreciate.

Thanks
 
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Very nebulously phrased question. Got a diagram of the two circuits?
 
Basically, the NPN sensor has three wires coming out of it and the gauge had an input of three wires, however, the gauge requires PNP not NPN, so i need to convet the NPN to output PNP
 
It's a case of really truly needing to see the circuit!
 
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