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Optical Sensors - Photo Detectors - Remote Receiver

The RPM7137-V4R is a type of remote-controlled optical receiver with an application range in the robotic and automation industry, often used for simple motion control tasks. Its core function is to receive optical signals from infrared-emitting diodes (IREDs) and respond accordingly. This article examines the application fields and working principle of the RPM7137-V4R. 

Application Fields

The RPM7137-V4R is commonly used for motion sensing and automated control in industrial robotics applications. The device is typically mounted on a robot arm to detect the motion of the arm and relay the information to a control board. It is also commonly used to measure linear motion distances of robots to within a few millimeters accuracy which can be used to control the robotic arm\'s trajectory and position exactly. Furthermore, it is commonly used in the production process of outsourced parts where the RPM7137-V4R is able to accurately control the cutting and grinding speeds of robotic arms in order to achieve the desired product features. Additionally, it can be used to control other machines along production lines to streamline the entire process.

The RPM7137-V4R is also commonly used in home security systems. It is able to detect a series of infrared signals from an array of infrared retro-reflective sensors which are deployed around a home\'s perimeter. The RPM7137-V4R can be adjusted to detect motion within certain limits in order to trigger alarms and alert the security operator or home owner of potential breaches.

Working Principle

The RPM7137-V4R uses four IREDs operating at different frequencies to detect motion. It receives and analyses these infrared radiation signals using the four IREDs. It is then able to detect if these infrared signals represent motion in the vicinity and respond accordingly. The four IREDs all have different spectral sensitivities which are used to differentiate between different types of motion. Furthermore, specific changes in a signal’s amplitude can represent left, right, and up and down motions as well as detect any changes in the speed of the motion.

The RPM7137-V4R is able to detect the A/C waveform of the infrared radiation and therefore it can recognize the shape of the waveform. The results of all the data collected by the four IREDs are then analysed and sent to the control board of a robot in order to make the robot respond accordingly.

Conclusion

The RPM7137-V4R is a remote receiver with a range of applications in robotic and automation industries. It is capable of sensing motion within the vicinity of the four IREDs and then relay the information to the control board for processing. The device is suitable for a wide variety of applications such as motion sensing in robots, the production process of outsourced parts, and home security systems.

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