CX-482

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Optical Sensor technology has been in use for more than a century. From simple light sensing devices to highly precise and sophisticated instruments, optical sensors are employed in all types of industry from automotive and aerospace to medical and entertainment. One of the most popular types of optical sensor is the CX-482 Photoelectric Sensor, which is used in a variety of applications across a range of industries. This article looks at the CX-482 application field and working principle.

The CX-482 is a highly advanced and intuitive photoelectric sensor that uses a combination of infrared and visible light sources to sense the presence of objects. Its wide range of features, including amplification, adjustable output levels, and an integrated microcontroller make it an ideal solution for various industrial applications. The CX-482 is available in both analog and digital configurations, allowing for easy integration with existing systems.

In industrial applications, the CX-482 can be used for a variety of purposes, including sensing the presence of an object, enabling automated processes, or detecting obstructions. In fact, the CX-482 can be used to accurately detect objects as small as 0.2mm in diameter. The sensor is also resistant to shock and vibration, making it suitable for use in harsh industrial environments. The CX-482 is also suitable for use in medical applications, such as detecting the presence of tissue or cells as well as monitoring conditions such as temperature and humidity.

The CX-482 works on the principle of exchanging an infrared (IR) beam with a visible light source. The sensor uses the IR beam to detect the presence of an object. When the beam is blocked, an adjustment is made to the light source, allowing for the detection of the object. Once the object is detected, the sensor sends a signal to the microcontroller, which then relays the information to the user.

In addition to detecting the presence of an object, the CX-482 can also be used to measure distance, track objects as they move, and identify objects and their specific characteristics. The sensor also has built-in features to detect shock and vibration, allowing it to be used for vibration control. This makes it ideal for use in automated systems, as it can detect vibrations, alert the system, and adjust the necessary parameters to ensure the system runs smoothly.

The CX-482 is also capable of measuring speed. By tracking the time it takes for the beam to reach the object and return to the sensor, the speed of the object can be accurately determined. This makes the CX-482 a useful tool for machine automation, as it can be used to identify errors or issues and trigger corrective action.

The CX-482 is also highly reliable and can be used in a wide range of temperatures, from absolute zero up to 175°F. The sensor also has minimal power consumption, making it well suited for battery-operated applications. Overall, the CX-482 is an excellent choice for a variety of photoelectric sensing applications.

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