KJ2-M12MB60-DPA

Proximity Sensors

Proximity sensors are used in many industries to detect the presence or absence of an object, measure distances, and change direction on demand. Proximity sensors are also used in home applications, such as smoke detectors and motion sensors. One of the most common proximity sensors is the KJ2-M12MB60-DPA.

Application Field

The KJ2-M12MB60-DPA is a type of inductive proximity sensor. It is often used to sense the presence or absence of non-metallic objects such as plastic, wood, or glass. The sensor is also used in metal detectors, as it is able to respond to changes in the surrounding environment. The sensor is often used as part of a monitoring system in industrial applications, where it can detect the presence of foreign objects or unwanted materials.

Working Principle

The KJ2-M12MB60-DPA operates using eddy currents. When the sensor is energized, an electric field is generated around it. When a metallic object approaches the sensor, the eddy currents generated by the electric field interact with the metallic object; this interaction changes the electrical field characteristics and causes a change in the output signal of the sensor.

The KJ2-M12MB60-DPA is a reliable and accurate sensor, and it is suitable for use in harsh environments. It is designed to resist vibration, shock, moisture, and temperature changes. It also features a discrete output, which minimizes the risk of false readings.

The KJ2-M12MB60-DPA is an ideal sensor solution for applications requiring reliable, accurate, and robust sensing. It is able to detect the presence or absence of an object quickly and accurately and is suitable for use in industrial applications.