Industrial Sensor

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 E2B proximity sensors promise the perfect fit to your particular needs. With the wide range of models in the E2B family, you can choose the one that exactly meets your needs. For example, we have four different sizes: M8, M12, M18 and M30, each one with single or double sensing distances, shielded and unshielded. There's also a choice of short and long bodies, two connecting methods and four output types. With this range to choose from, you’re certain to find the perfect fit.

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Counters are used in digital logic circuits to count the number of clock cycles, pulses, or other events. Counters are used in traffic control systems to count the number of vehicles passing through an intersection. They are used in medical and industrial applications to count the number of parts or products produced.

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Delta make photoelectric sensor
Photoelectric Sensor Delta offers several types of photoelectric sensor products, including flat type, cylindrical type, lateral type and rectangular type, to meet a variety of customer demands.

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Laser and high-power narrow beam LED sensors

• Highly accurate height difference detection due to low hysteresis
• 2 sensing ranges with laser models and 3 sensing ranges with LED models available
• Fast response of 250μs on laser models and 500μs with LED models

Omron Sensor

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IR Temperature sensor sense electromagnetic waves in the 700 nm to 14,000 nm range. While the infrared spectrum extends up to 1,000,000 nm, IR temperature sensors do not measure above 14,000 nm. These sensors work by focusing the infrared energy emitted by an object onto one or more photodetectors.These photodetectors convert that energy into an electrical signal, which is proportional to the infrared energy emitted by the object. Because the emitted infrared energy of any object is proportional to its temperature, the electrical signal provides an accurate reading of the temperature of the object that it is pointed at. The infrared signals are passed into the sensor through a window made out of specialty plastic. While plastic normally does not allow infrared frequencies to pass through it, the sensors use a form that is transparent to particular frequencies. This plastic filters out unwanted frequencies and protects the electronics inside the sensor from dust, dirt, and other foreign objects.