OPB882P55

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Optical sensors are used in a variety of everyday applications, from computers and hardware components to entertainment systems. One of the most widely used types of optical sensors is the photointerrupter, a device that can detect an interruption in the light emitted by a LED or IR diode. The OPB882P55 is a slot type photointerrupter with a transistor output that can be used in a wide range of applications.

The OPB882P55 photointerrupter consists of an emitter and a receiver that are positioned on opposite sides of a slot. When the two rays of light emitted by the emitter are interrupted by an object passing through the slot, it triggers an electronic circuit that changes its state. The has been designed to detect objects with a minimum size of 1.1mm, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including industrial, consumer electronics, and automotive.

The OPB882P55 operates on a 5V supply voltage and provides a range of switching outputs, including logic level, collector output, and optocoupler output. However, the most common is the transistor output, which is suitable for use with TTL and CMOS logic circuits. The output of the OPB882P55 can be used to activate a circuit or to interrupt an existing circuit for specific applications.

The OPB882P55 is capable of switching frequencies up to 4 kHz, making it ideal for applications requiring rapid detection such as motion control systems, robotics, and material handling. The device is also extremely resilient, with an operating temperature range of -25°C to +85°C, as well as excellent insulation and protection from external interference.

Given its wide range of features and wide range of applications, the OPB882P55 is a reliable low-cost option for users looking to incorporate optical sensors into their systems. It can be used for tasks ranging from detecting objects in the path of a machine to controlling the speed of a motor in an industrial setting.

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