ICB30S30F10NO

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Proximity sensors are commonly used to detect objects without physical contact. They are widely used in automation systems, industrial automation and robotic systems to determine the position of an object. The ICB30S30F10NO is a particular type of proximity sensor used in context with automation systems and robotics. This article will discuss the basics of the ICB30S30F10NO and its application field and working principle.

Overview of ICB30S30F10NO

The ICB30S30F10NO is a type of capacitive proximity sensor. It is an integrated circuit sensor that uses capacitance changes to detect the presence of an object. The ICB30S30F10NO is a AEC-Q100 qualified component. It has an operating temperature range of -40°C to 105°C and can tolerate a maximum humidity of 85%.

The ICB30S30F10NO has a sensing range of up to 30 mm and a supply voltage of 5 V or 7 V. The response time of the ICB30S30F10NO is typically 1 ms and it has a maximum current consumption of 10 mA. The ICB30S30F10NO has a metal housing with a M8 connector that is resistant to shock and vibration.

Application Field and Working Principle

The main application field of the ICB30S30F10NO proximity sensor is as an inductive presence detector in automation systems and robotics. It is used to detect the presence or absence of an object within its sensing range and to determine its position. The ICB30S30F10NO can be used to detect objects made of metals as well as non-metallic materials such as plastic, paper, or wood.

The working principle of the ICB30S30F10NO is based on measuring capacitive changes. When an object is present within the sensing range, the capacitance value changes. This change is measured by a built-in circuit and is converted into a logic output. This output can then be used to control other automation systems or robotic mechanisms.

The ICB30S30F10NO proximity sensor has a high degree of accuracy and reliability. It can detect even small objects with a very high level of precision. It has an LED indicator that blinks when an object is detected to indicate that an object is present. The LED indicator is also used to indicate various failures in the operation of the sensor.

Conclusion

The ICB30S30F10NO is a type of capacitive proximity sensor used in automation systems and robotics. It has a sensing range of up to 30 mm and a supply voltage of 5 V or 7 V. The response time of the ICB30S30F10NO is typically 1 ms and it has a maximum current consumption of 10 mA. Its main application field is as an inductive presence detector in automation systems and robotics. The working principle of the ICB30S30F10NO is based on measuring capacitive changes. It has a high degree of accuracy and reliability and can detect even small objects with a very high level of precision.

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