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Photomicro Sensors
hese Optical Sensors provide a compact, low-cost method to detect workpieces. Many models are available, including Slot-type Sensors (through-beam) for non-modulated or modulated light, Reflective Sensors, and Sensors with separate emitters and receivers.
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Interpreting Engineering Data
| Sensing Position Characteristics |
| Sample Characteristics for the EE-SX770 |
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| Indicates whether or not the Sensor responds with respect to sensing object edge position. |
| Repeated Sensing Position Characteristics |
| Sample Characteristics for the EE-SX770 |
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| Indicates the discrepancy in the edge position of the sensing object when the Sensor responds. It serves as a guide for the positioning accuracy of the sensing object. |
| Receiver Output Excess Gain Vs. Sensing Distance Characteristics |
| Sample Characteristics for the EE-SPW311/411 |
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| ・ Values shown are for the receiver output excess gain when the sensitivity is set to the maximum value. ・ The above example is for models with a rated sensing distance of 1m. The receiver output excess gain can be thought of as being approximately 10 times the rated sensing distance. |
| Parallel Movement Characteristics |
| Sample Characteristics for the EE-SPW311/411 |
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| ・ Through-beam Sensors: Indicates the receiver's sensing limit position when the emitter position is fixed. ・ Retroreflective Sensor: Indicates the sensing limit position of the Retroreflector when the Sensor position is fixed. ・ When setting up multiple Through-beam Sensors, 1.5 times the area shown is necessary to prevent mutual interference. |
| Operating Range Characteristics |
| Sample Characteristics for the EE-SPY301 and EE-SPY401 |
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| ・ Indicates the starting sensing position when the standard sensing object is moved perpendicular to the optical axis. The curve on the right is when the sensing object is moved from the right side. |
| Note: These values apply to the standard sensing object. If the sensing object changes, the operating range and sensing distances also change. |
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