EQ-34-J

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Optical sensors are devices used for detecting and measuring optical radiation such as near infrared (NIR), infrared (IR), visible, ultraviolet (UV) or X-rays. The most common optical sensors are photodetectors, also known as photodiodes. These detectors convert optical radiation into electrical current, which can then be read by a control system. When it comes to industrial applications, the EQ-34-J is one of the most popular optical sensors.

The EQ-34-J, a miniature photoelectric sensor, is used in a variety of industrial applications, including process control, machine vision, motion control, and automated conveyor systems. This sensor is suitable for difficult environments due to its robust and compact design. It features two active infrared light sources and two photovoltaic cells which simplify installation and operation.

The EQ-34-J sensor is typically used to detect the presence of an object. It operates by measuring the intensity of light reflected off the object. This measurement is compared to a threshold level that has been set. If the amount of reflected light exceeds the threshold, the sensor will trigger a signal to activate a switch, relay, or other electrical device. The sensitivity of the EQ-34-J can be adjusted using an external potentiometer, allowing for precise control of the switching threshold.

The EQ-34-J is an excellent choice for applications requiring reliable detection in different industrial conditions. Its long sensing range and adjustable sensitivity make it suitable for applications such as complex material handling, automated conveyors and production processes. Furthermore, the sensor offers up to 500 million switching cycles and has an excellent noise immunity.

In order to better understand the working principle of the EQ-34-J, it is helpful to first look at how light behaves when passing through materials. When light travels through an object, it is either reflected, absorbed, or transmitted. In the case of the EQ-34-J, the light source emits a beam of light. When the beam passes through an object, a portion of the light energy is reflected back towards the sensor. The amount of reflected light is then measured and compared to the preset threshold level. If the amount of reflected light is greater than the threshold, the sensor triggers a signal.

For applications requiring precise object detection, the EQ-34-J is the ideal choice. Its adjustable sensitivity, long sensing range, and excellent noise immunity make it an ideal choice for various industrial applications. Its miniature size and robust design make it suitable for harsh industrial environments, and its up to 500 million switching cycles ensure reliable operation. This sensor is capable of detecting objects in diverse operating conditions and will provide reliable operation for many years to come.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference