3Z4S-MDF-LR100

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3Z4S-MDF-LR100 application field and working principle

Machine Vision - Accessories is a technology that combines optics, electronics, robotics, mechanics. It allows robots to see, accept and process visual information, and then control robots to perform specific tasks.

The 3Z4S-MDF-LR100 is a type of sensors used in industrial applications of Machine Vision - Accessories. It has tungsten-halogen illumination and sensitive CCD chip. It offers very good image quality, stability and service life.

Application field

The 3Z4S-MDF-LR100 mainly used in applications such as obstacle avoidance, motion control, object recognition, connectivity detection, and obstacle recognition. It can be used in the transportation industry, intelligent robots, machine assembly lines, auto production lines, and other environments.

Working Principle

The 3Z4S-MDF-LR100 working principle is based on the principle of optical imaging. The light source emits light and the lens focuses the light onto the CCD chip. The lens works like the iris of a human eye and can maximize the light energy to be captured. The CCD chip transforms the light energy into electrical signals, which are processed and analyzed by the machine vision-accessory system.

The 3Z4S-MDF-LR100 can measure the absorption of light energy in different areas. The processor calculates the data collected by the image and identifies the specific objects or patterns. After that, the machine vision-accessory system controls the robot to act accordingly, such as grabbing, sorting, and assembling.

Conclusion

The 3Z4S-MDF-LR100 is a machine vision-accessory system designed for industrial applications that require low light levels and exposure time. It provides excellent image quality, stability, and service life with tungsten-halogen illumination and sensitive CCD chip. It is widely used in various industrial applications, such as obstacle avoidance, motion control, object recognition, connectivity detection, and obstacle recognition.

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