KJ10-M18MN60-AZO

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Proximity sensors are used to detect objects, measure distances or detect motion. These devices can detect physical objects without making contact with them. They are useful in a wide range of applications where contact information and input variables are not needed. One of the most common types of proximity sensors is the KJ10-M18MN60-AZO.

The KJ10-M18MN60-AZO is a cylindrically-shaped inductive proximity sensor. This type of sensor relies on an inductive field to detect objects. When an object is brought into or moved through the inductive field the field is disrupted, and this disruption is detected by the sensor. The advantage of this type of sensor is that it is able to detect physical objects through non-conducive materials such as plastic, wood, and air. The KJ10-M18MN60-AZO has a sensing distance of 10mm and a switching frequency of 200 Hz, making it suitable for use in a wide range of applications that require quick response times.

One of the primary application fields of the KJ10-M18MN60-AZO is automotive. These sensors are used in automotive applications to detect the position of moving objects such as fuel tanks and machine doors. They are also used for safety and security purposes to detect whether doors are open or closed. In manufacturing processes, this sensor can be used to detect the presence of objects for automated production systems. It can also be used in medical devices to detect the movement of delicate objects.

The working principle of the KJ10-M18MN60-AZO is simple. It consists of a cylinder containing an electromagnetic field generator and a separate electronic detection circuit. When an object enters the sensing range of the sensor, it disrupts the induced magnetic field. This disruption is detected by the electronic detection circuit, which then triggers an output signal. This signal is used by the system to take appropriate action based on the type of object detected.

In addition to the KJ10-M18MN60-AZO, there are several other types of inductive proximity sensors available on the market. These include the D10S sensor, which is a cylindrically shaped inductive sensor similar to the KJ10-M18MN60-AZO, as well as the XYZ40 series, which includes a number of different shapes and sizes. All of these sensors rely on the same inductive sensing principle, and are suitable for a wide range of applications.

The KJ10-M18MN60-AZO is thus an effective and versatile solution for a wide range of applications requiring proximity sensing. Its cylindrical shape makes it suitable for use in tight spaces, as well as in applications where larger sensors may not be suitable. It also boasts a fast response time and a wide sensing range, making it suitable for use in a wide variety of applications. Overall, the KJ10-M18MN60-AZO is an ideal solution for a variety of applications requiring proximity sensing.

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