OPL560-OC

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Optical sensors are sensors that measure the amount of light in an environment and then generate an electronic output that can be recorded or otherwise used in a variety of applications. Among these is the OPL560-OC, a logic output photo detector designed to detect light intensity and convert it into an electrical output. The OPL560-OC can sense visible light, infrared light, and ultraviolet light.

The OPL560-OC is an opto detector with a logic output, designed for use in a wide range of lighting applications. The OPL560-OC has an input of 12V and can be configured to work with either DC or AC mains inputs. The detector can be used for both indoor and outdoor applications. It features a wide spectral range, making it suitable for measuring the light intensity of both visible and invisible radiation.

The working principle of the OPL560-OC is based on photodiode technology. It has an integrated amplifier which provides a logic output that can be used for a variety of applications. The opto-detector uses a photosensitive element to convert the incoming light into a voltage which can be accurately measured and recorded. The amplifier then converts the voltage into a logic signal that can be used to control relays, display LED indicators, or feed data into a computer system.

The OPL560-OC is suitable for use in a variety of lighting applications such as street lighting, security lighting, and traffic control systems. It can be used to detect both visible light and infrared radiation, providing useful data on the presence of light in an environment. This data can be used to trigger alarms, turn on lights, or alert a system. The opto detector is also commonly used in a variety of industrial applications, such as monitoring the level of light in a factory or plant.

The OPL560-OC is a versatile photodiode detector which can be used to detect light intensity in both visible and invisible spectra. It has a wide range of applications in both indoor and outdoor lighting systems, as well as for use in industrial control systems. Its reliable and accurate output makes it suitable for a variety of applications.

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