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Low cost laser sensor with analog and digital outputs

 
  Measuring ranges Resolution Linearity Measuring rate
optoNCDT1302--35px.jpg (1 KB)) Low cost laser sensor with analog and digital outputs
20 - 200 mm 0.02 % F.S.O. ± 0.2 % F.S.O. 750 Hz
FSO = of full scale output
 

Details

Measuring ranges (mm):
20 | 50 | 100 | 200
Linearity max. 40µm
Resolution max. 4µm
Measuring rate 750 Hz
Compact design with integrated electronics
Low-cost sensor
Scaleable analog output
Trigger input
RS422 interface
Peak selection
 
 

 

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Magneto-inductive displacement sensors

 
Flexible sensor concept
Flexible sensor concept - one electronics in various housings
Flexible sensor concept - one electronics in various housings
Due to their flexible concept, the sensors are ideal for a wide range of applications, particularly where high volumes are required. The standard sensors are designed in a stainless steel M12, M18 and M30 or a flat plastic housing suitable for industrial applications. In high volume production, customer-specific modifications to the plate and sensor housing can be easily achieved.
 
Measurement through objects
Measuring through non-ferromagnetic materials, particularly metals
Measuring through non-ferromagnetic materials, particularly metals
Unlike conventional measuring methods, the magneto-inductive sensors enable measurements through non-ferromagnetic materials, particularly metals such as aluminum or stainless steel. A clear benefit is provided here as the sensor and the magnet can be installed separately in applications with closed systems or housings. It is therefore possible to mount the sensor safely in harsh environments.
 
Suitable for speed measurement
Rotation speed measurement
Rotation speed measurement
mainSENSOR is also used for rotational speed measurement. In order to do so, one or two magnets are mounted on the rotating measuring object. Regardless of the direction of rotation, the sensor measures the speed of the target object.
 
 

Details

Selectable measuring ranges up to 55mm
Freely definable switching points
Linear output signal
High basic sensitivity and temperature stability
As non-contact the sensor offers a very long service life
High dynamics

 
 
 

 

 

Inductive sensors for specific applications
 
Application examples are often found where the standard versions of the sensors and the controller are performing at their limits. One of our special strengths is having the possibility to adapt our sensors to the individual requirements of our customers. Changes requested include, for example, modified measuring ranges, integrated controller, modified designs, mounting options or integration of different interfaces. Together we will find the best solution for your measurement task.
 
 

 Characteristics

  •  Customer-specific sensor design
  •  Adapted measuring range
  •  Integrated or external controller
  •  Target as sleeve or plunger
  •  Robust sensors for harsh ambient conditions
  •  ATEX versions
  •  Sensor for high temperature of up to 200°C
  •  Specific requirements to high vibration resistance
 
 

 

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induSENSOR VIP series

 
    Measuring ranges Resolution Linearity
indu-vip.jpg (768 Bytes)) induSENSOR VIP series 50 - 150 mm 0.03 % F.S.O. ± 0.25 % F.S.O.
FSO = of full scale output
 
Measuring ranges (mm): 50 | 100 | 150
Linearity max. 0.25mm
Resolution max. 0.015mm
55% reduced design
Patented measurement principle
Parallel mounting possible
 
 

 

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induSENSOR LVP series

 
    Measuring ranges Resolution Linearity
indu-lvp.jpg (800 Bytes)) induSENSOR LVP series 50 - 200 mm 0.03 % F.S.O. ± 0.25 % F.S.O.
FSO = of full scale output
 
Measuring ranges (mm): 50 | 100 | 200
Linearity max. 0.125mm
Resolution max. 0.015mm
Integrated microelectronics
Compact design - short installed length
Screened against interference fields
 
 

 

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