EE-SX1109-1

The EE-SX1109-1 is a type of optical sensor known as a photointerrupter, specifically the slot type with a transistor output. Photointerrupters are a type of optical sensor used to detect the breaking or interruption of a light beam. The device consists of an LED and a receiver for sensing the transmitted light across a certain distance. In addition, the device is normally triggered when a solid object, such as a pin, passes between the light source and the receiver.

The EE-SX1109-1 is composed of a plastic housing with flat-type terminals, and it is typically used in a variety of applications due to the flexibility it provides. One of the more common applications for the EE-SX1109-1 is to detect broken or interrupted light beams. This is commonly used in safety devices, as these devices are responsible for verifying that the light beam is constantly intact. It is also used to provide feedback and control in motorized systems, and can be used as a trigger signal for systems that require a quick response time.

The EE-SX1109-1 is also used in various types of industrial automation. It can be used to sense objects and measure size. The device can be set up in a series or in parallel for multiple sensors in one system. Additionally, the EE-SX1109-1 is used to measure the speed of moving objects, including web-processing applications and rotational positioning. It is also used in simple logic circuits for sensing the presence of a person, object, or variable.

In terms of operation, the EE-SX1109-1 consists of two parts, an emitter and a receiver. The emitter is typically a light source such as an LED, and the receiver is typically a photodetector, which is a light-sensitive device that detects changes in the intensity of incoming light. The EE-SX1109-1 is triggered when the light between the emitter and receiver is blocked, which causes a change in the intensity of the incoming light and produces a signal. The output of the device is typically a transistor, which switches on and off depending on the light interruption.

The EE-SX1109-1 is an optical sensor and can be used in a variety of applications for sensing the interruption of a light beam. It consists of a plastic housing with flat terminals and is capable of detecting objects and measuring size and speed. The device is triggered when the light between the emitter and receiver is blocked, and the output is typically a transistor. The EE-SX1109-1 is a reliable and flexible sensor that is used in many automated systems and industrial applications.