OPB608R

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Optical sensors can be divided into several types – reflective, transmissive, through-beam, diffuse, and retroreflective. They can have digital or analog outputs and use sources including LEDs, lasers, and IR light. Reflective optical sensors, as their name implies, use a source of light that is reflected back toward the source. They work well on dark surfaces, rather than light-coloured objects. This type of application field is well-suited for the OPB608R, an analog, reflective optical sensor.

The OPB608R’s construction consists of a molded plastic package with an 890nm infrared diode LED mounted on the top. This LED creates a focused beam of light which is directed toward an object, where it is reflected back to the sensor. The amount of reflected infrared light is detected by a photodiode integrated onto the sensor package. The output of the sensor is an analog voltage whose magnitude is proportional to the amount of corrected infrared light being detected by the photodiode. This output voltage before and after correction is linear and monotonic with the light input.

The linear output and wide dynamic range of the OPB608R makes it ideal for use in applications like optical character recognition, human-machine interface, and barcode readers. The sensor provides stable false triggering and excellent background suppression. It is also highly durable and can withstand shock and vibration up to 2000g/9ms.

In addition to the OPB608R, other reflective optical sensors available include the OSW30US, OSS60B, and OSS10G. Each of these sensors is designed for a specific type of application, and they offer different features and performance levels that can fit the needs of a variety of different applications.

In short, the OPB608R reflective optical sensor is designed for use in a wide range of applications including optical character recognition, barcode readers, and human-machine interface. Its design makes it highly durable and able to withstand shock and vibration up to 2000g/9ms, and its linear, monotonic output display makes it suitable for a variety of applications.

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