E3FB-BN11 2M

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Optical sensors belong to one of the most widespread forms of sensors in the world of automation and industrial control. Photoelectric, industrial and many other types of optical sensors are used in various automation processes, such as motion monitoring, proximity sensing, vision sensors, etc. The E3FB-BN11 2M is a photoelectric sensor from Mitsubishi Electric, which is widely used in a wide range of applications. This article will cover the application field and working principle of the E3FB-BN11 2M.
Application Field of E3FB-BN11 2M
The E3FB-BN11 2M is used in various industrial applications and can be used to detect objects, measuring distances, object identification, etc. It is mainly used in the field of automotive, process control, and logistics.
Automotive: The E3FB-BN11 2M is widely used in the automotive industry for parts identification, motion monitoring, and motion control. It is also used for measuring distances between objects.
Process Control: The E3FB-BN11 2M is also used in process control applications, such as welding, curing, and labeling. It can be used to detect the positioning of objects, as well as to detect materials.
Logistics: The E3FB-BN11 2M is used in the logistics industry to detect objects and materials. It can be used for automatic feeding, sorting, loading, and unloading.
Working Principle of the E3FB-BN11 2M Sensor
The E3FB-BN11 2M is a photoelectric sensor, which is based on the principle of optical reflectance. It consists of an emitter and a receiver. The emitter emits a light beam which is then reflected off the object being monitored and picked up by the receiver. The sensor detects the reflected light and converts it into an electrical signal.
The light beam emitted by the emitter is usually in the form of pulses. The intensity of the reflected light is measured by the receiver and compared with a reference value to determine the presence of objects or materials. The sensor then sends an appropriate signal to the controller.
The E3FB-BN11 2M sensor has a highly robust design and is resistant to harsh industrial environments. It is also suitable for operation in extreme temperatures ranging from -25°C to +70°C.
Conclusion
The E3FB-BN11 2M is a photoelectric sensor from Mitsubishi Electric which is widely used in the automotive, process control, and logistics industries. It works on the principle of optical reflectance and is highly robust and resistant to harsh industrial conditions. It is suitable for operation in extreme temperatures ranging from -25°C to +70°C.

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