FT-140-20T Sensors, Transducers

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Optical Sensors are typically used in industrial applications where physical sensing is needed to detect objects or events for automated processes. The FT-140-20T is a type of photodetector which uses light to detect an event or object. It is commonly used in industrial applications, including but not limited to: inspection systems, high-speed pick-and-place systems, identification systems, palletizing systems, and materials handling systems.

The FT-140-20T combines an LED emitter and a photodetector in a single package. The photodetector has a wide range of detection including visible light, infrared light, and laser light. It can detect objects at a distance of up to 20 meters depending on the type of light used. The FT-140-20T can be used to detect objects of different types and sizes from the smallest microelectronics to large components.

The working principle behind the FT-140-20T is simple yet effective. The LED emitter generates a pulsed light beam. When this beam of light is interrupted by an object, the light intensity is reduced, and this is detected by the photodetector. This interruption is then sent as an output signal to the controller or processor, telling it that an object has been detected.

In addition to object detection, the FT-140-20T can also be used for counting and sorting. The FT-140-20T is equipped with a counting and sorting algorithm which can count and sort objects for inventory management, material tracking, and picking and placing operations. The FT-140-20T is also capable of performing a variety of other tasks such as reading barcodes, detecting proximity, and much more.

The FT-140-20T is a versatile and reliable optical sensor that can be used for a variety of industrial applications. With its wide range of functions, it is an ideal choice for high-speed automation applications that require accurate and efficient sensing performance.

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