EE-SY190

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Optical sensors are used increasingly in industry for the detection of power or movement of objects. The EE-SY190 optical sensor is a special type of sensor and is classified as a reflective, analog output optical sensor. Such a sensor emits a light source, usually an infrared light, which is then reflected off the object. The reflection is received and analyzed by the sensor in order to detect the presence of the object.

The EE-SY190 is a specifically designed optical sensor used for detecting the presence of objects and measuring their power and speed. It uses direct or multiple reflection of an infrared light signal emitted from its light emitting diode (LED). The reflected beam is received by the photo-diode and analyzed by the signal processing circuit to determine the presence and speed of the object. The EE-SY190 can be triggered similarly to an electronic switch.

The EE-SY190 has a wide range of applications in the industrial sector. It can be used to measure and control the speed and size of specific objects. Automated packaging and sorting systems use it to detect and discriminate between products and materials. It is also used to measure the speed of high speed moving objects such as cars and conveyor belts. It is widely used in robotics and automation of production lines for detecting objects and movements.

The EE-SY190 is easy to setup and configure. It consists of a receiver and emitter unit connected via a cable and power source. Once configured, the EE-SY190 is used by emitting an infrared light signal around the area in which the objects to be detected are present. When the beam is reflected off an object, the received signal is analyzed and used by the EE-SY190 to determine presence and speed.

The working principle of the EE-SY190 is based on reflectivity. When the EE-SY190 is in the "off" state, the infrared LED light source is off and the received signal is ignored by the EE-SY190. When the EE-SY190 is in the "on" state, the emitted infrared LED is turned on and the receiver begins to receive reflected signals. These signals are then used to determine presence and speed of the object that is reflecting the light. The EE-SY190 also has the ability to vary the emitted intensity of the infrared LED depending on the distance of the object.

In conclusion, the EE-SY190 optical sensor is a reflective, analog output optical sensor for detecting objects and measuring power and speed. It is easy to setup and configure and has a wide range of applications in the industrial sector. The working principle of the EE-SY190 is based on reflectivity, whereby the emitted light is reflected off an object and the corresponding signal is measured to determine presence and speed of the object.

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