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    EN. MUHAMAD NABIL BIN MANSOR

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    Direct Reflection - emitter and receiver are housed together and use

    the light reflected directly off the object for detection. In the use of

    these photocells, it is important to bear in mind the color and the typeof surface of the object. With opaque surfaces, the sensing distance is

    affected by the color of the object. Light colors correspond to the

    maximum distances and vice versa. In the case of shiny objects, the

    effect of the surface is more important than the color. The sensing

    distance in the technical data is related to matte white paper.

    Operating Principles For Photoelectric Sensors

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    Reflection with Reflector- emitter and receiver are housed togetherand requires a reflector. An object is detected when it interrupts the

    light beam between the sensor and reflector. These photocells allow

    longer sensing distances, as the rays emitted are almost totally reflected

    towards the receiver.

    Operating Principles For Photoelectric Sensors

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    Polarized Reflection with Reflector- similar to Reflection with Reflector,

    these photocells use an anti-reflex device. The use of such adevice, which bases its functioning on a polarized band of light, offers

    considerable advantages and secure readings even when the object to

    be sensed has a very shiny surface. They are not in the technical data

    affected by random reflections.

    Operating Principles For Photoelectric Sensors

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    Thru Beam - emitter and receiver are housed separately and detect an object

    when it interrupts the light beam between the emitter

    and receiver. These photocells allow for the longest distances.

    Operating Principles For Photoelectric Sensors

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    Operating Principles For Photoelectric Sensors

    Light On / Dark On Types Of Output: For the photocell, the same terminology

    as inductive and capacitive sensors is used: NO =

    normally open, NC = normally closed. This refers to the state of the unit in the

    absence of the product to be sensed. In the case of

    photocells, light on / dark on is used. In the case of the direct reflection types,

    NO is light on and NC is dark on. For the other

    types, NO is dark on and NC is light on.

    Sensing Distance (Sn): The space in which it is possible to sense an object. In

    the case of direct reflection types, it is the maximum

    distance between the photocell and the object. In the case of reflector or barrier

    types, it is the distance between the unit andthe reflector or between units.

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    Power Supply: The supply voltage range that sensor will operate at.

    Power On Delay: This is the time lapse between providing power and the

    operation of the output. This is to avoid unwanted

    switching when the unit is powered.

    Power Drain: The amount of current required to operate a sensor.

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    Voltage Drop: The voltage drop across a sensor when driving the maximum

    load.

    Switching Current (Max): The amount of continuous current allowed to flow

    through the sensor without causing damage to the sensor. It is given as a

    maximum value.

    Short Circuit Protection: Protection against damage to a sensor if the load

    becomes shorted.

    Operating Frequency: The maximum number of on/off cycles that the device is

    capable of in one second. According to EN 50010.

    Light Immunity: The maximum limit of an incandescent light or sunlight. Beyond

    this limit, the photocell may not work correctly due to interference on the receiver.

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    Inductive Capacitive Optical

    Magnetic Magnetic Limit Switch

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