EX-14B-C5

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 detect changes in light in order to monitor changes in the environment. Photoelectric, industrial, and EX-14B-C5 are among the most common types used in industry. Understanding their application field and working principle is important in utilizing them effectively.

Photoelectric Sensors

Photoelectric sensors are used to detect objects, measure distances, and determine materials. They normally consist of an emitter and a receiver which works together in order to detect changes in light. The emitter, which is usually an LED, emits light which is then reflected off the surface of the object and is measured by the receiver. Typically, the receiver will only switch on when the light is in alignment with the emitter and receiver. When objects pass between the emitter and receiver, the light will be interrupted, and the receiver will switch off, thus detecting the object. Photoelectric sensors can be used for various purposes, such as detecting the presence of a product on a conveyor belt, or measuring the rate of flow of a liquid.

Industrial Sensors

Industrial sensors are designed to detect any changes in environmental conditions such as temperature, pressure, and humidity. These sensors are commonly found in the industrial and commercial environment in order to measure different conditions. They can be used for safety, energy efficiency, or process control. For instance, some industrial sensors can detect whether a machine is overheating, whether the humidity level is too high, or whether a chemical is in short supply. They can also be used to measure the level of dissolved oxygen in water, or to detect a gas leak.

EX-14B-C5 Sensors

The EX-14B-C5 is a modern type of photoelectric sensor used for a variety of applications. This sensor utilizes an LED light source and a CCD (charge-coupled device) to measure light intensity. It features precise sensitivity levels and can be used in a wide variety of applications, including the monitoring of industrial machinery, the detection of hazardous substances, and the detection of objects in manufacturing. The EX-14B-C5 can also be used in medical fields, such as the measurement of patient vital signs and the detection of bacteria or viruses.

Working Principle

The EX-14B-C5 works similarly to other photoelectric sensors in that it uses an LED light source and a CCD for measurement. Upon being triggered, the LED emits a beam of light. When an object passes between the LED and the CCD, it interrupts the beam and the CCD detects the change in light intensity. The CCD then records the information and sends it to a controller which uses this information to control a process or activate an alarm.

Conclusion

Optical sensors are an important part of industrial automation, and the EX-14B-C5 is among the most widely used sensors for a variety of applications. By understanding the application field and working principle of the EX-14B-C5, users can better utilize its features to improve productivity and ensure safety.

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