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IC2001/USB Single-channel converter cable RS422/USB
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The IC2001/USB single-channel converter cable is used for the USB connection of optical sensors equipped with an RS422 interface. The cable is easy to install and can therefore be used in machines and facilities.
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New: Smart laser sensor for shiny metallic objects – optoNCDT 1420LL
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The compact optoNCDT 1420 LL laser sensors are designed for measurements of shiny metallic and rough surfaces. The oval light spot, which resembles a short laser line, can better compensate for unevenness such as texture and roughness. Special software algorithms filter out interference caused by surface roughness, defects, depressions or the smallest holes. |
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thicknessGAUGE O.EC
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The thicknessGAUGE O.EC is a compact inline measuring system in a stable O-frame design with an aluminum roller and an integrated control cabinet. The system is used for precise thickness measurements of plastic strips and coatings up to 3 mm material thickness and web widths up to max. 1250 mm. To obtain a cross profile of the material thickness, the sensor is traversed over the film. Keeping the sensor fixed at a particular position enables a thickness profile to be generated.
Integration takes place in complete production lines, e.g., in plastics production and battery film production. The systems can be integrated into new plants or retrofitted directly into existing plants.
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The thicknessGAUGE O.EC uses a combiSENSOR for thickness measurements, which enables submicrometer accuracy and high signal stability at the same time. The combiSENSOR combines a capacitive sensor with an eddy current-based inductive sensor. Both sensors measure from the same side in the direction of the aluminum roller. The capacitive sensor uses the dielectric constant of the non-conductive material to determine the distance to the topside of the target, while the integrated eddy current sensor detects the distance to the aluminum roller. The difference between both signals determines the thickness of the material. |
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Compact OEM infrared camera with Ethernet interface and autonomous operation – thermoIMAGER TIM 41
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The TIM 41 is a robust and extremely compact thermal imaging camera. This infrared camera can be used both with a PC/software and in autonomous operation. The integrated auto-hotspot-finder function reliably measures even moving objects without having to readjust the camera.
This thermal imaging camera is equipped with a motorized focus that enables convenient remote focusing. Therefore, the TIM 41 is ideal for serial use in machinery and equipment as well as in electronic units. In addition, the camera is equipped with an integrated Ethernet interface that can be used to further process data at a frame rate of 25 Hz.
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