70156-1503

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Photoelectric sensors are widely used in industrial automation applications on account of their simple design, reliable performance, and low cost. The 70156-1503 is a type of photoelectric sensor which is used to detect objects, measure displacement, and count objects. It works by using a light source to radiate an object, detecting changes in the light received by an optical detector.

The 70156-1503 is a through-beam type of photoelectric sensor, meaning that the signal is received when a beam of light passes through an object. The light source is an LED, usually in the infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum, which is modulated by the sensor. When the beam is blocked, the signal is interrupted, and changes in the signal are measured by the sensor. The signal can either be in the form of a switch output or be continuously variable.

In the switch output type of configuration, the signal changes when an object moves into the beam. The output is either an ON state or a state indicating that no signal is received; the output does not vary depending on the object\'s size. This configuration makes the 70156-1503 ideal for applications such as monitoring whether a product is present on a conveyor belt or detecting if an object is in the correct position.

In the continuous output type of configuration, the signal varies according to the object’s size. This makes the 70156-1503 suitable for applications such as measuring displacement or determining the size of an object. The analog output signal can then be further processed using an external circuit.

The 70156-1503 is a highly versatile sensor, with many possible applications in industrial automation. It is easy to install and use due to its simple design, and its low cost makes it an attractive choice for industrial applications. Its reliable performance and wide operating temperature range make it a good choice for harsh environments.

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