EE-SA105

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Optical sensors based on photointerrupters provide electrical outputs in response to detection of a range of objects, typically paper, tape, plastic, glass, and metal. These sensors come in a variety of shapes and sizes, depending on their intended use, and each type of sensor has a slightly different configuration. The EE-SA105 is a slot-type, transistor output photointerrupter – a subcategory of optical sensors – with its own particular design and features.

As its name suggests, the EE-SA105 is comprised of two parts: a slot and a transistor output. The slot component is designed to allow light from its internal source, typically an infrared light-emitting diode, to pass through it and trigger the other component: the output transistor. This device is able to detect when a target, such as a paper or metal object, is within the slot area and send an electrical signal accordingly.

In most cases, the EE-SA105 is able to accurately detect objects within a detection distance of up to 2mm. Though the accuracy may be affected by factors such as the type of material, the thickness of the material, and the angle at which the hookup is set, the EE-SA105 is generally quite good at recognizing objects of various types and sizes.

The EE-SA105 is reliable and efficient. As well as delivering a fast response time, it uses a very low amount of power, making it ideal for battery powered applications. It can be used in a wide range of applications, most commonly in medical, industrial, and automotive applications. It can be used to detect objects within the slot area, with the most common applications being positioning controls, paperless copiers, industrial production equipment, and electronic toys.

The EE-SA105 also features a variety of additional reset functions, including a duration timer, an absolute stop reset, and a reset switch that allows for ease of resetting the sensing circuit. It also has an anti-bounce function which prevents false triggering. This means that the device is more reliable, and can be used for a greater range of applications.

From a working principle perspective, the EE-SA105 uses the interruption of light to detect objects. The emitter in the slot consists of a light source, usually an infrared LED, with an infrared light detector that is located outside of the slot area. When an object passes through the slot, the light is interrupted, triggering the output transistor. This then triggers the desired response, depending on the application.

Overall, the EE-SA105 is a reliable and efficient choice for a variety of applications. With its excellent accuracy and low power consumption, it is ideal for battery-powered applications. In addition, its versatile reset functions and anti-bounce protection make it suitable for different sensing requirements. This makes it an ideal choice for applications where precise positioning or detection of objects is needed.

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