LTH-306-11

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The LTH-306-11 photointerrupter is a slot type optical sensor, comprising an infrared light transmitter and receiver. This component is designed to detect the presence or absence of an object passing through the slot between its transmitter and receiver. It is a transistor output type sensor, meaning that it produces electrical signals in response to the presence and absence of objects.

The LTH-306-11 is an excellent choice for automated processes and robotic applications, as it can detect the presence or absence of objects and respond accordingly. Its slot type construction, which features a vertical slot and a horizontal light beam, allows it to be used in narrow spaces with a small aperture, such as a keyhole, allowing even small objects to be detected. This makes it well-suited for use in automated door locks, where it can be used to detect the presence of a valid key.

The LTH-306-11 operates by emitting an infrared light beam from its light emitter. When an object is placed between the emitter and the receiver, the light beam is interrupted. The receiver senses the disruption and triggers the transistor output, providing a voltage which is used to signal the presence of the object. The output can then be used to activate a relay, switch on a light, detect the presence of a valid key, etc.

The LTH-306-11 is also a highly reliable and durable sensor, capable of being used in a wide range of temperatures and able to withstand impacts and vibrations. It is shock-resistant and is rated up to an IP68 rating for dust- and water-resistance. The component also complies with RoHS standards for environmental protection.

In conclusion, the LTH-306-11 photointerrupter is a slot type optical sensor with a transistor output type. It features a robust construction and a durable design, making it a suitable choice for automated processes and robotic applications. Its design and output makes it well-suited for use in door locks, where it can be used to detect the presence of a valid key.

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