EX-L262

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The EX-L262 is a miniature, rectangular-shaped photoelectric sensor that can accurately detect obstacles. It is part of the Optical Sensors: Photoelectric, Industrial category. The sensor is used in a variety of applications, and it is easy to install for those applications which require precise detection. This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of the EX-L262.

Applications

The EX-L262 is a highly accurate photoelectric sensor. It can be used in applications such as robot arms, conveyor tracking, object detection, edge sensing, position detection, and more. The EX-L262 is especially well-suited for applications requiring precise detection and presence detection.

The EX-L262 is also often used in automated assembly lines. This sensor is used to detect the presence of parts, and then trigger the assembly of the part. This makes it one of the best options for applications requiring high accuracy.

The EX-L262 is also frequently used in packaging applications. It can detect objects on conveyor belts, and then trigger the packaging machinery to pack and seal the object. This ensures accuracy and boosts the speed of the packaging process.

The EX-L262 is also often used in printing and labeling applications. It can detect objects on the conveyor belt, and then trigger the printing machinery to print a label on the object. This ensures precise labeling and avoids errors in packaging.

Finally, the EX-L262 is commonly used in pick-and-place applications. It can detect the presence of an individual object on a conveyor belt, and then trigger the pick-and-place machinery to identify and manipulate the object in the right direction. This increases accuracy and speeds up the pick-and-place process.

Working Principle

The EX-L262 operates using infrared light. The sensor’s output signal is triggered when an obstacle passes through the line of sight of its infrared light source. The line of sight for the EX-L262 is adjustable, allowing users to customize it to their specific application needs.

The EX-L262’s infrared LED produces a continuous output signal. When an obstacle passes through the line of sight of the LED, the output signal is interrupted, triggering the sensor’s output. The EX-L262 can detect objects of different sizes and shapes, and can also be used to detect objects with low reflectivity.

The EX-L262 is extremely accurate, and is capable of detecting objects smaller than 1 mm. Furthermore, its adjustable range allows users to customize it to accurately detect large and small objects. This makes it one of the best options for applications requiring precise detection.

The EX-L262 also features two operating modes, Normal Mode and Delta Mode. In Normal Mode, the sensor’s output signal is triggered when an obstacle passes through its line of sight. In Delta Mode, the sensor’s output signal is only triggered when an object is detected at an exact position.

The EX-L262 is easy to install and program. It can be programmed using the sensor’s built-in switch, or through a computer or PLC using either the ModBus or RS-485 communications protocol.

Conclusion

The EX-L262 is a miniature, rectangular-shaped photoelectric sensor that is used in a wide variety of applications. It operates using infrared light, and is capable of detecting objects of different sizes and shapes. The EX-L262 is easy to install and can be programmed through a computer or PLC. It is especially well-suited for applications requiring precise detection and presence detection.

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