GP1A058SCK0F

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The GP1A058SCK0F device is a slot type photointerrupter with a logic output, designed for use in a wide range of applications. This versatile Optical Sensor is best known for its excellent sensitivity and fast response times, making it a popular choice among engineers seeking precise, reliable performance.

The GP1A058SCK0F Photointerrupter contains an emitter and detector optically coupled within a small casing, with a slot that is 70um wide. An artificial obstruction is placed in the slot, and the Photointerrupter emits an infrared beam and detects the moment the obstruction is placed in its light path. This causes a change in the output status - from ‘On’ to ‘Off’, or from ‘Off’ to ‘On’.

The GP1A058SCK0F Optical Sensor is suitable for a wide range of applications, such as optoelectronic detection, flip flops, position sensing and object detection. Its low power consumption and wide voltage range make it ideal for use in battery-powered and low-power applications, such as remote controls, security systems and alarms.

The GP1A058SCK0F Photointerrupter features a fast response times of less than 5μs and an excellent signal-to-noise ratio, making it ideal for applications with tight response and timing conditions. It works according to a “logic output” protocol, which means that it outputs a signal which can be used to control other components within a system, such as a relay or logic circuit.

Its logic output protocol is also a versatile feature which allows the GP1A058SCK0F to be used in a wide range of systems, providing users with an efficient and cost effective way to detect and control their desired objects. This ability to output a logic signal coupled with its low power consumption, wide range of properties, and fast response time make the GP1A058SCK0F an ideal choice for engineers seeking precise, reliable performance.

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