
Allicdata Part #: | 1110-3796-ND |
Manufacturer Part#: |
HG-C1050 |
Price: | $ 270.69 |
Product Category: | Sensors, Transducers |
Manufacturer: | Panasonic Industrial Automation Sales |
Short Description: | MICRO LASER DISTANCE SENSOR NPN |
More Detail: | N/A |
DataSheet: | ![]() |
Quantity: | 10 |
1 +: | $ 246.08400 |
5 +: | $ 230.70300 |
10 +: | $ 223.01300 |
25 +: | $ 215.32400 |
Series: | HG-C |
Part Status: | Active |
Sensing Method: | Reflective |
Sensing Distance: | 1.969" (50mm) |
Voltage - Supply: | 12 V ~ 24 V |
Response Time: | 1.5ms |
Output Configuration: | NPN - Open Collector |
Connection Method: | Cable |
Ingress Protection: | IP67 |
Cable Length: | 78.740" (2000.00mm) |
Light Source: | Red Laser Diode (655nm) |
Adjustment Type: | Teaching Method |
Operating Temperature: | -10°C ~ 45°C |
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.The HG-C1050 series of high-sensitivity hybrid photoelectric sensors combine both optical and capacitive sensing technologies into a single unit, making them ideal for applications requiring both precise detection and high sensitivity. These devices are used in the sensing of ultrasonic waves and are also well-suited for industrial automation.
The HG-C1050 utilizes both optical and capacitive sensing technologies in order to detect very weak environmental signals. The core of the sensor is a high-speed infrared emitter/detector, which illuminates the target area with a concentrated beam of infrared light. The emitted light is then received by the detector, which generates an output signal depending on the amount of light received. The detector is also able to detect changes within the surrounding environment, such as changes in temperature or pressure.
The HG-C1050 is designed to be used in the automation industry, where it is often used to detect objects and their precise location. This is possible due to the fact that the sensor is equipped with an amplifier and comparator, which are able to detect very small changes in the output signal generated by the infrared emitter/detector. The sensor is also capable of detecting objects in various areas, such as narrow spaces and dark locations, due to its ultra-sensitive sensitivity of 2 billionth of a second.
In addition, the HG-C1050 is also capable of monitoring the properties of nearby objects, such as temperature or position. This is achieved through the utilization of temperature and position sensors located within the cavity of the device. The data gathered from these sensors is then processed and displayed on the connected controller, allowing for the precise detection and analysis of these properties.
The HG-C1050 is also well-suited for safeguarding against environmental hazards as it is capable of detecting any material which may cause an electric shock or a fire. This is possible due to the combination of an optical detector, which monitors the light level and detects changes in the illumination levels, and a temperature sensor, which measures the temperature of the surrounding environment. If the temperature in the area reaches a predetermined level, then the device will activate an emergency alarm system which will alert personnel to the danger.
The HG-C1050 can also be used in the process of monitoring human breathing patterns. This can be achieved by utilizing the same infrared emitter/detector, which is sensitive enough to detect even the very slightest of changes in the physiological state of the monitored individual. In this way, the HG-C1050 can be used to monitor the health of patients, as well as the performance of athletes during their training sessions.
In summary, the HG-C1050 is an advanced, hybrid photoelectric sensor which combines both optical and capacitive sensing technologies into one device. This allows it to be used in a wide range of applications, such as industrial automation, environmental hazard detection, and human respiration monitoring. Its unique combination of features make it ideal for use in any project which requires both precision and sensitivity.
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