CPM373030C.A

Series:	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Sensor Type:	Capacitive
Sensing Distance:	0.118" ~ 1.181" (3mm ~ 30mm)
Output Type:	PNP-NC, 3-Wire
Response Frequency:	--
Shielding:	Unshielded
Material - Body:	Plastic
Voltage - Supply:	10 V ~ 30 V
Termination Style:	Cable Leads
Operating Temperature:	-25°C ~ 70°C
Ingress Protection:	IP65
Indicator:	LED
Package / Case:	Cylinder, Threaded - M30

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Proximity Sensors: The CPM373030C.A

Proximity sensors detect the presence or proximity of an object without having to actually touch it. They are invaluable tools in the industrial and manufacturing sectors, where they are most commonly used to detect the true position of a machine component or to measure the distance between two machine components. Additionally, proximity sensors are commonly used to detect the displacement or vibration of an object or to facilitate counting operations.The CPM373030C.A from Columbus McKinnon is an inductive proximity sensor that is ideal for such uses, and operates using a contactless, inductive principle. It is designed to detect metallic objects, and is available in DC three-wire and DC two-wire technologies.This sensor offers high accuracy, however, it must be used within the parameters for expected programming of the sensor. The CPM373030C.A can only detect metallic objects up to 8mm in thickness, and is only suitable for use in non-hazardous environments. It is also immune to interference caused by electrical discharge and radiation.The CPM373030C.A has a wide range of applications, including the detection of small metal objects such as screws, drills, and pipes. It can also be used to monitor belt speed, detect displacement, and for position control. The two-wire technology variant of this sensor is often used in automation systems, as it offers a cost-effective solution.The working principle of the CPM373030C.A is based on the use of an electro-magnetic field. It consists of two parts: the controller and the detector. The controller is connected to a power source and generates an alternating electromagnetic field. When a metallic object enters the sensing field, the field is changed and the change is detected by the detector, resulting in the transmission of an output signal.The output signal is then converted into an electrical current and is amplified and monitored by a device such as a PLC or microprocessor. Depending on the electronics used, the output signal can then trigger a control action, such as the activation of a switch, the control of a motor, or the passage of an air cylinder.The CPM373030C.A is designed for use in a wide array of applications, offering accuracy, repeatability, and reliability. It can therefore be used in critical applications such as controlling machinery in order to ensure the safety of personnel. With its wide range of capabilities, the CPM373030C.A is an incredibly useful addition to industrial and manufacturing processes.

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