46-NKB2-CBO

Panel indicators, pilot lights, and 46-NKB2-CBO are designed to provide visual information to operators about the status of equipment, machines, vehicles and buildings. 46-NKB2-CBO, in particular, is an inductive sensor that uses a two-wire system to detect objects without contact, primarily for use in automotive and industrial applications. The sensing range of the 46-NKB2-CBO is adjustable, with a maximum of 35cm for a 15 cm diameter object.

46-NKB2-CBO has a two-part design. The first part is an electromagnet consisting of a copper coil and a steel core. When the coil is energized with an external voltage, it creates a magnetic field that extends beyond the boundaries of the sensor. The second part is a sensing terminal that contains one or more pieces of magnetic material. When the sensing terminal is placed in the electromagnetic field created by the coil, a voltage is induced in the sensing terminal which is detected by the control system.

One of the main advantages of the 46-NKB2-CBO is its accuracy. Since the magnetic field created by the coil reaches beyond the boundaries of the sensor, an object can be very closely monitored even if it is not in contact with the sensor. This makes the 46-NKB2-CBO ideal for applications such as collision avoidance systems and automated positioning systems.

The 46-NKB2-CBO can be used to detect a variety of objects including metal, plastic, glass, and paper. The applications of the 46-NKB2-CBO are vast and include automotive and industrial automation, robotics, medical, security, and home automation. For example, in the automotive industry, the 46-NKB2-CBO can be used in car park systems to detect vehicles for ticketing and access control; in the manufacturing industry, it can be used in automated guided vehicles to detect objects and in industrial robots for object recognition.

The 46-NKB2-CBO can also be used to give visual feedback to the user. For example, a panel indicator can be used to show the status of the device, such as whether it is powered on or off. A pilot light can be used to indicate the presence of an object, such as a car in a parking lot. This visual feedback can be used to alert the user or to provide users with situational awareness.

In summary, the 46-NKB2-CBO is a reliable and accurate inductive sensor that can be used for a variety of applications. It has two components: an electromagnet and a sensing terminal, which detect objects in its sensing range with a high degree of accuracy. It can be used to provide visual feedback via a panel indicator or pilot light, and can be used in a variety of industries including automotive, manufacturing, medical, security, and home automation.