RX-M2R

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Optical sensors come in a variety of different shapes, sizes, and configurations. The most basic of these are the photointerrupters, which are used for sensing interruptions or even the presence of a beam of visible or infrared light. One form of photointerrupters are the slot type logic output sensors, and the RX-M2R is a great example of this type of sensor.

One of the most common applications of the RX-M2R is to detect the presence of reflective metal sheets in a printing paper. The RX-M2R has a unique capability to detect low-contrast reflective surfaces, which makes them perfect for this kind of application. In addition, the RX-M2R is also used for detecting objects and packages of various shapes and sizes for robotic control. This is due to its sensitivity and consistent linear output characteristics.

In order to achieve this reaction, the RX-M2R works on the principle of slot type photointerrupters. It is composed of an infrared light emitting diode (LED) and a light receptor such as a phototransistor or a photodiode. When an object passes through the slot, it interrupts the reflected light from the LED and causes a change in the voltage on the detector. This voltage change is then sent to an amplifier circuit, where it is converted into a logic output level. This output is then used to control other electronic devices, such as motor drivers or solenoids.

The RX-M2R also features a low operating voltage, allowing it to be used in a wide range of applications. It is also resistant to shock, vibration and has extended temperature range; making it suitable for use in harsh environments. Furthermore, the RX-M2R comes with a hysteresis level comparator which eliminates false switching due to fluctuations in the lighting environment.

Thanks to its versatility and reliability, the RX-M2R is one of the most popular slot type photointerrupters in the market. It is versatile enough to be used in a variety of applications, and has become a popular choice for low-cost sensing solutions. The RX-M2R is a great example of how slot type photointerrupters can be used to solve a variety of sensing problems.

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