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¡ö Model composition and definition of infrared ray photoelectric switch.
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Composition
Code and definition
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Basic form
G: infrared ray photoelectric switch
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Outward appearance code
18£¬50£¬76¡¡
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Working voltage
¡¡2.90-250VAC 3:10-30VDC 4:24-240VAC 5:Special voltage
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Detection way
¡¡A:diffused reflection type(scattered reflection type)
B:feedback reflection type mirror(mirror reflection type)
C:penetration type(correlation type)
D:marking detection type
G:optical fiber type5
Detection distance
05:5cm; 10:10cm; 3:3cm; 101:10m
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¡¡Output form
¡¡N: NPN transistor output P: PNP transistor output
J: Relay contact output L: AC two-wire output
S: with two outputs: NPN and PNP (NOTE: when you order NP type output form, the output state can be or NO(A), or NC(B), can't be NO+NC(C).7
Output state
A: Normally open NO (light entering ON) B: Normally close NC (light sheltering ON)
C: normally open+normally close NO+NC8
Subsidiary
T1: front delay T2: rear delay Y£º
T£º with aviation connector I: special requirement
¡ö For example: G18-3A 10NA
That indicates the infrared ray photoelectric switch of M18 cylinder, DC 10-30V working voltage,diffused reflection type,
detection distance 10 cm, and NPN normally open type.
¡ö Description of technical terms of photoelectric switch
Technical Terms ¡¡ |
Description
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Technical Terms |
Explanation |
Optic axis of beam |
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Standard detected object |
That indicates the standard detected object, which is to determine the basic specifications in the reflection type sensor. Generally, it is white and lusterless. Use relevant detected object (for example, the slice) to the sensor for special purpose. |
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Detection axis |
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Min detected object |
That indicates the smallest object, which can be detected by sensor under a certain condition. To correlation type and mirror reflection type, that indicates opaque body (wholly light sheltering). To reflection type, that indicates the corresponding value of iron wire or copper wire. |
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Detection distance |
Through-beam type
Stably set distance between transmitter and receiver
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Repeated precision |
That indicates the error of response position when repeating action under a certain condition.
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Retroreflective type
Standard setting distance between sensor and reflector (omit ¡°0¡±on the occasion with ¡°0¡±)
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Response time |
That indicates the delayed time of outputting ON or OFF signal after the detected state changes. ¡¡
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Diffuse type The max stable detection distance of detectable object, generally white matt paper (omit ¡°0¡±on the occasion with ¡°0¡¯) |
Intensity of illumination of operating environment (resistance to mixed astigmatism) |
That indicates max, intensity of illumination, which doesn¡¯t result in error action, expressed by intensity of illumination of photorecetor photic surface.
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¡ö Method of anti mutual-interference and cautions
The unstable action resulted from entrance light from another sensor
while the photoelectric sensor is approaching the equipment is called
mutual interference.¡ñMutual cross mounting of transmitter and receiver
¡ñWhen using diffuse type in parallel, the mutual
spacing should be kept at over 1.4 times detection distance.
¡ñWhen using through-bam type in parallel, the mutual spacing
should be kept at over 0.4 times detection distance.
¡ñThe power voltage should be within the range of
operating power voltage.
¡ñThe following mounting occasions will result in error
action, take note of.
¢Ù Dusty occasion
¢Ú The occasion with corrosive gas
¢Û The occasion directly spattered with water, oil and agent, etc
¢Ü Outdoor or the occasion directly shone by hard light like,
sunlight
Diagram of photoelectric switch