IMB30-15BNPVC0S

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Sensor Type:	Inductive
Sensing Distance:	0.591" (15mm)
Output Type:	NPN-NC/NO, 4-Wire
Response Frequency:	500Hz
Shielding:	Shielded
Material - Body:	Plastic
Voltage - Supply:	10 V ~ 30 V
Termination Style:	Connector
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 100°C (TA)
Ingress Protection:	IP68, IP69K
Indicator:	LED
Package / Case:	Cylinder, Threaded - M30

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Introduction to Proximity Sensors

Proximity sensors are electronic devices that use various mediums to detect the presence of nearby objects within a certain distance. They are commonly used in a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. Proximity sensors can detect the presence of targets without physical contact and activate a signal when the target is within range. Depending on the type of detection medium and electronic components used, proximity sensors can detect objects at a distance of up to several metres.

Types of Proximity Sensors

There are several types of proximity sensors, based on the type of detection medium and electronic components. The most common types are inductive, capacitive, magnetic, and optical sensors.Inductive sensors are the most common type of proximity sensor. They use an electromagnetic field to detect objects. As a metal object enters the field, the current is disturbed and a signal is sent to activate a control circuit. Inductive sensors are best used for metal detection and not non-metallic objects.Capacitive sensors use a capacitive field to detect obstacles. They can be better than inductive sensors for detecting non-metallic objects. As a target enters the field, the capacitance between the sensor and the target is altered and a signal is sent to activate a control circuit.Magnetic sensors use a magnetic field to detect metal objects. They can detect metallic objects at a greater distance than inductive sensors. As a metallic object enters the field, the current is disturbed and a signal is sent to activate a control circuit.Optical sensors use light to detect objects. They are the most sensitive type of proximity sensor and can detect both metallic and non-metallic objects depending on the type of optical sensor used. As a target enters the optical field, the light is either blocked or reflected and a signal is sent to activate a control circuit.

IMB30-15BNPVC0S and Its Application Field and Working Principle

The IMB30-15BNPVC0S is an inductive sensor designed for non-contact detection. It uses an inductive field to detect objects without physical contact. The IMB30-15BNPVC0S is unique in that it is designed to detect only non-metallic objects, making it well-suited for applications such as machine tool detection and bottle-top detection.The IMB30-15BNPVC0S uses a high-frequency switchable signal that can detect non-metallic objects at a distance of up to 15mm. A signal is sent to activate a control circuit when the target object enters the inductive field. The IMB30-15BNPVC0S is designed to be shock and vibration resistant and is capable of detecting non-metallic objects even in harsh conditions. In addition, the IMB30-15BNPVC0S features a built-in temperature compensation system which ensures accuracy and reliability over a wide temperature range.

Conclusion

The IMB30-15BNPVC0S is an inductive sensor designed specifically for non-contact detection of non-metallic objects. It is shock and vibration resistant and features a built-in temperature compensation system for accuracy and reliability. The IMB30-15BNPVC0S is well suited for applications such as machine tool detection and bottle-top detection.

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