EE-SX971P-C1

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Optical sensors are used in a variety of application fields to detect the presence or absence of an object, to determine the position movements of objects and even to inspect labels for printing quality. The EE-SX971P-C1 is a slot type Transistor output Photinterrupter that can be used in many of these applications.

The EE-SX971P-C1 features a compact package profile that allows for easy mounting in tight places, making it well suited for various robotic applications and automation processes. It features an external slot optically coupled with an infrared LED to a detector IC, with a transistor output that is connected to an external load.

When the object passes through the slot, the infrared LED light is blocked and the output transistor switches on to detect the object. If the object is moving, the switch is triggered to on and off multiple times at a rate of up to 100kHz with an operating voltage range from 1.5V to 6V. The response time of the sensor is 28μs with a slot width of 1.5mm.

To control the sensitivity of the EE-SX971P-C1, it features a trimmer adjustment that allows users to adjust the light control level to match the material of the passing object. It also features a non polarised design which allows mounting or connection orientation to be in either direction.

Finally, since the EE-SX971P-C1 is designed to operate in harsh conditions, the device is is able to guard against short-term overload or momentary overloads and can even withstand surges of up to 4kv. This makes the device well suited for applications that require a long lifespan regardless of their environment.

Overall, the EE-SX971P-C1 is an ideal choice for various applications requiring a slot type transistor output photinterrupter that can is able to withstand harsh environments, and its trimmer resistance adjustments allow for the device to be adapted for many different scenarios.

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