EE-SPY802

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Optical Sensors - Reflective - Logic Output-based devices are among the key components used in a wide range of industrial and scientific environments including surveillance, automation, robotics, and process measurement. EE-SPY802 is a type of such sensors which has long been used for various industrial and scientific purposes.

EE-SPY802 is a logic output optical sensor designed for either long-range detection or short-range detection. It is based on two components: a receiver and a transmitter. The receiver is equipped with an infrared LED which is able to receive light emitted by the transmitter. The transmitter is composed of two infrared LEDs which can send out pulses of light at regular intervals. These pulses of light are reflected off the target object and return to the receptor.

When the light pulses hit the target object and is reflected back, they will activate the receiver, triggering the logic output. The logic output of EE-SPY802 can be either a digital high signal or a digital low signal, depending on how the sensor is configured. Depending on what its specific application requires, the logic output may be set to output either high or low signals, for long-haul detection or short-haul detection.

For high-haul detection applications, the receiver is positioned such that the pulses of light emitted by the transmitter can reach it and activate the logic output. For short-haul detection applications, the transmitter is stationed at a certain distance away from the receiver and can be adjusted depending on the detection range that is needed.

In terms of application fields, EE-SPY802 is commonly used in industrial and scientific settings as a simple logic output sensor. As previously mentioned, the EE-SPY802 is often used in surveillance, automation, and process measurement. Additionally, it can also be used in safety applications such as for factory automation or access control.

EE-SPY802 has a range of features which make it an ideal choice for detecting short and long distance objects. Its operational lifetime is around 200 hours, so it can be reliably used for a long time. Additionally, the receiver has an angle of operation of 140° which makes it suitable for detecting objects from wide angles. The sensor also has an instrumental range of 2.5m, making it perfect for detection in outdoor environments. It also has a narrow beam diameter of 6 mm which is great for long-haul detection applications.

In conclusion, the EE-SPY802 is a great choice as an infrared logic output sensor for a range of industrial and scientific applications. Its reliability and durability makes it suitable for long-term and outdoor use and its versatility allows it to be configured for use in short and long-distance detection applications. Its affordability and ease of implementation make it a popular choice for a large number of industrial and scientific applications.

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