PA46-1-000-X-TK1

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Optical sensors have wide range of applications across different industry sectors such as automotive, industrial, aerospace, medical, agriculture and food and beverage. The PA46-1-000-X-TK1 is one such optical sensor that is used in the industrial sector. This article discusses the application field and working principle of the PA46-1-000-X-TK1.

The PA46-1-000-X-TK1 is an optoelectronic positional sensing device that uses infrared light to measure the angular position of a rotating actuator. It is designed to measure angles from -45° to +45° in a single rotational direction. The sensor is made up of a light-emitting diode (LED), a photodiode, a base plate and an amplifier. It is usually mounted on a rotating actuator, such as an engine cam, to measure the angular movement of the actuator over time.

The working principle of the PA46-1-000-X-TK1 is quite simple. The LED emits a beam of infrared light onto the photodiode, which is mounted on the base plate. As the actuator rotates, the beam of infrared light is reflected off the photodiode in the opposite direction. This reflected light is then detected by the amplifier, which then converts it into a voltage and sends it to the controlling system.

The PA46-1-000-X-TK1 is mainly used in industrial applications where accurate angular measurement is required, such as in robotics and machine automation. It can also be used in automotive applications, where it can be used to measure the position of the camshafts and crankshafts. It is also used in medical applications for measuring the pressure inside the heart or lungs. Furthermore, it can be used in agricultural and food and beverage industries for measuring the rotation of cultivators or the conveyor belts.

In conclusion, the PA46-1-000-X-TK1 is an optoelectronic positional sensing device, which utilizes infrared light to measure the angular position of a rotating actuator. It is mainly used in industry automation and production, automotive, medical, agricultural and food and beverage applications. It works by emitting a beam of infrared light onto the photodiode, which is mounted on the base plate, and measuring the reflected light back to the controlling system.

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