2B15UR

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2B15UR sensors are designed to detect a wide range of objects in harsh environment and are applied to a variety of applications. Ultrasonic sensors use high frequency sound waves to detect objects and measure distances within specified range. The sound waves become reflected when they come across any obstacle, and the reflected wave is received by the transducer. The sensor receives, calculates, and returns the time it took for the wave to travel from the transducer to the detected object and back. The distance of a particular object can be estimated with the measured time and the measurement resolution is up to 0.5 mm.

Ultrasonic sensors such as 2B15UR make it possible to accurately measure the distance of the object. The sensing principles of ultrasonic sensors are based on the phenomenon of sound wave reflection. The transducer generates an ultrasonic pulsed wave, and the echoes are received by the same transducer and the time difference between the transmission of the signal and reception of the echoes can be measured. This difference in time reflects the distance of the object from the transducer with a high resolution up to 0.5mm.

2B15UR sensors are designed for use in extreme environment with temperature ranging from -50℃ to 80℃ and humidity range between 0-100% RH. The sensor can function even underwater, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Typical applications of 2B15UR include robotic navigation, obstacle detection, collision avoidance, level measurement, and range finding.

Robotic navigation: Automated guided vehicles use ultrasonic sensors to detect obstacles and navigate in an unknown environment. The sensors send out ultrasonic signal pulses and look for reflected echoes to detect obstacles. The signals and echoes are processed to locate obstacles and an appropriate path is chosen for the robot.

Obstacle detection: Ultrasonic sensors are used to detect objects and obstacles in various fields such as robotics, industrial automation, and agricultural machines. The sensors send out sound waves and the returned echoes are used to calculate the distance of obstacles.

Collision avoidance: Collision avoidance systems use ultrasonic sensors to detect and prevent collisions. The sensors transmit sound waves into the environment and detect objects from the sound waves’ reflection. The distance of the object is calculated and alerts are triggered if objects are detected in the predefined range.

Level measurement: Ultrasonic sensors are used to measure the level of liquid and solid in tanks and silos. The sensors are mounted on a high level such as the lid of a tank and transmit sound waves. The level of the liquid or solid is measured by the time the echo is received.

Range finding: Ultrasonic sensors are used to accurately measure the distance of objects in military and industrial operations. The sensors generate ultrasonic sound waves that are reflected by objects in a given range. The echoes are used to calculate the distance and the time it takes for the sound to reflect back.

2B15UR Ultrasonic sensors are widely used in a variety of applications and offer accurate sensing solutions in harsh environment. The sensors are reliable, durable and cost effective, making them an ideal choice for industrial, automotive and other applications.

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