GRSE18S-E1336

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The GRSE18S-E1336 is an optical sensor specifically used in industrial applications to detect specific objects and control devices. It is an amorphous silicon photoelectric sensor, used in areas requiring high precision distance between object and sensor.

A photoelectric sensor is typically an emission-type sensor which uses light emission and an object’s reflection to detect objects. In the case of GRSE18S-E1336, an infrared light emitting diode (LED) is used as the light source. The sensor measures the strength of reflected light which depends on the distance between the object and sensor. The detected light signals are converted into electric signals and delivered to the control system.

The GRSE18S-E1336 has multiple solutions including noncontact detection of small or low contrast objects, fast response time of 0.6-3 milliseconds, adjustable detection range, wide operating temperature range from -30°C to +85°C, and long lasting LED life.

The working principle of the GRSE18S-E1336 is that the sensor transmits an infrared light beam and receives the reflected infrared light depending on the object position. When the beam bounces off the object, the receive signal is smaller than when no object is present. The detection range of the sensor is adjusted through the angle of the infrared LED. By controlling the angle, the object size and distance from the sensor can be adjusted to customize the detection range.

Moreover, the sensor provides the possibility of customizing the output pattern. The output pattern is selected via the rotary switch located on the side of the device. Additionally, the GRSE18S-E1336 has a current supply circuit which gives the possibility of using with various devices. It also has an adjustable emitter sensitivity and a 3-state switching output.

The GRSE18S-E1336 is a versatile photoelectric sensor used for many applications in industrial areas, including in machine vision systems. It can be used for non-contact sensing of small or low contrast objects, in packaging machines to detect paper size, and is also widely used in the automotive industry, garage doors, and security systems. It is an effective solution for distance measuring applications in industrial settings.

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