EX-Z13FB

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Optical sensors are a family of devices that detect and respond to light. Light can be either natural sunlight or artificial light, such as a laser. Optical sensors are used in a variety of industrial and consumer applications, from infrared cameras and vision systems to medical imaging devices and robotics.

The EX-Z13FB belongs to the family of Optical Sensors – Photoelectric, Industrial, and is a photomultiplier module with a sensitive short-wave infrared, visible or near infrared irradiation range. It is used for many applications such as industrial control, security, automotive, machine vision, life science, microscopy, and spectroscopy.

The EX-Z13FB’s working principle is based on the photomultiplication effect. When light enters the optical part of the device, it is amplified by the photomultiplier tube, which multiplies the current generated by the photo diode. The amplified current is then filtered by a low pass filter and applied to the output stage, resulting in a signal that can be used by the user.

One of the most common applications of the EX-Z13FB is in industrial control systems where it can be used to sense environmental factors such as temperature, pressure and light levels. Its ability to discriminate between different types of light makes it an ideal solution for industrial control and safety systems. For example, it can be used to detect changes in pressure or temperature in a process control system, detect gas or smoke in safety systems, or detect movement in a security system.

The EX-Z13FB can also be used for machine vision applications. It offers high detection sensitivity, making it ideal for applications such as tracking objects in a factory, vision guidance for robots, and locating flaws in parts. In these applications, the EX-Z13FB can detect small changes in light intensity, allowing robots or machines to accurately follow moving objects or detect and classify features in an image. For example, it can be used to separate good parts from bad in a fast-moving production line.

In life science applications, the EX-Z13FB can be used to detect changes in light intensity in microscopic specimens. This can be used, for example, to detect the presence of cells or other biological components in a specimen. For spectroscopy applications, the EX-Z13FB can be used to detect changes in light intensity across different wavelengths in a sample, allowing for the analysis of the sample’s chemical composition.

The EX-Z13FB is a versatile device that can be used in a variety of applications where a sensitive detection of light is required, from industrial control systems to life science applications. Its photomultiplication effect allows it to detect small changes in light intensity, making it ideal for machine vision and spectroscopy applications.

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