EX-19B-C5

EX-19B-C5 optical sensor is a typical infrared photoelectric switch and was designed to be a cost-effective solution in the industrial sensing market. It has a compact design which allows for easy installation inside an enclosure. EX-19B-C5 is available in a wide range of packages to suit customer requirements and can be supplied in both LEDs and trichroic sensors.

The EX-19B-C5 has the ability to detect objects, and is mainly used in the automation and robotics industry. It is extremely precise and can accurately detect objects that are up to 200mm away without any false reading. The EX-19B-C5 has two designations: active-infrared and passive-infrared. The active sensor is a LED based device, which emits a beam of infrared light that is received by a photosensitive device. The passive sensor is based on pyroelectric solution that detects the received infrared emission.

The EX-19B-C5 is used in a variety of applications, and it is designed to work in both indoor and outdoor environments. It is commonly used in robotic pick-and-place operations, distance sensing for safety equipment, object detection, automatic door sensing, laser cutting machinery, as well as in medical and laboratory equipment.

The EX-19B-C5’s working principle is based on energy conservation. The principle of operation is based on the balance between energy that is converted to electrical load and the infrared energy that is emitted by the device. When the incoming energy is greater than the energy converted into electrical load, then the output from the device is positive. Similarly, if the incoming infrared energy is less than the energy converted into electrical load, then the output from the device will be negative.

The EX-19B-C5 optical sensor is a reliable, accurate, and cost-effective solution for industrial sensing applications. It is easy to install inside an enclosure and is available in a range of packages to suit customer requirements. The device is capable of accurately detecting objects up to 200mm away without any false readings and is used in a wide variety of applications, including robotics, object detection, and laser cutting machinery.