EE-SY125

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Optical sensors are used in many fields of science and technology because of their ability to detect changes in electromagnetic radiation. The EE-SY125 is a reflective optical sensor that uses analog output and is ideal for applications where it is necessary to measure changes in illumination over a given area.

The EE-SY125 utilizes a die-cast aluminum housing with a high-power LED source and a precision detector, offering wide dynamic range and maximum sensitivity. Sensor operation is based on the principle of total internal reflection, wherein the incident light is reflected by a mirrored surface and returned to a photosensitive detector. The LED provides a steady illumination source, while the detector is able to accurately measure the intensity of the reflected light.

The major benefit to using the EE-SY125 in any application is its wide range of operation. The operating range of the EE-SY125 extends from 0.1 lux to 1000 lux. This means that the device is able to accurately detect very low levels of light as well as extremely bright illumination, with the ability to detect changes within a very small range. This makes it an excellent choice for applications that require the accurate measurement of light levels over a wide range of intensities.

The EE-SY125 is also highly efficient. Its internal components are designed to maximize light detection while using minimal energy, allowing it to be used in both low and high power applications. The built-in signal processor and analog output provide a high level of accuracy and repeatability, as well as a linear output response to changes in light level.

The EE-SY125 is easy to install and use, thanks to its plug and play design. The device requires only a power supply and a ground connection for operation.Thanks to its wide range of operation and efficient operation, the EE-SY125 is a great choice for applications where it is necessary to measure changes in illumination over a given area, such as lighting, industrial automation, medical and security systems.

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