9853-3600

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Proximity Sensors

Proximity sensors are devices which measure the proximity of objects. They work by sensing the presence of an object either by using electrical, optical, or acoustic technology. The most common types of proximity sensors are capacitive, inductive, and optical sensors. But, 9853-3600, a type of contactless proximity sensor, is getting increasingly popular for many applications.

Similar to other contactless sensors, 9853-3600 is designed to detect objects without making physical contact with them. Its sensing range is between 0-100cm and resolution of 3mm. It is composed of a base, a electronic signal processor, an LED light source, a receiver and a power supply. The LED light source emits infrared light and bounces infrared beams off objects in its range. The receiver receives the infrared beams and sends a signal to the electronic signal processor. The electronic signal processor then processes the signal and sends a response to a connected device, allowing it to understand the proximity of objects.

The 9853-3600 sensor is versatile and can be used for a variety of applications. Its non-contact design makes it suitable for harsh environments and dusty production sites. It can be used for pick and place operations, detection of presence and direction of objects, and obstacle avoidance in robotics. It can also be used in automation processes such as door and window open/close systems. Furthermore, 9853-3600 is easy to install and offers low power consumption.

In conclusion, the 9853-3600 contactless proximity sensor is suitable for a wide range of applications and offers higher accuracy than other types of proximity sensor. Its non-contact design and ease of installation makes it a preferred choice for many industries. Furthermore, its low power consumption and durability make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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