UM30-212111

Proximity sensors are a type of sensors that detect the presence of an object or a target within a certain detection area. They are widely used in modern industrial automation applications to detect the presence or absence of an object, detect the position of a moving object, and monitor production processes. In some cases, the data collected from proximity sensors are used to measure the size or shape of an object. In addition, these sensors are also used to detect temperature, pressure, and motion. This article will discuss the UM30-212111 application field and working principle.

Application Field

The UM30-212111 is a type of proximity sensor manufactured by FM Kemper. It is a high-precision, non-contact measurement system that is designed to detect the presence of an object or target up to a range of 500 mm. The sensor can detect an object up to a distance of 200 mm, with an accuracy of 0.02 mm. The UM30-212111 is suitable for applications where high precision measurements are needed, such as in industrial automation, production processes, or metrology.

The UM30-212111 is also suitable for use in machine vision systems, such as robotic systems, robotic cells, or automated machines. For example, the sensor can be used in robotic cells to detect the presence of an object, detect the position of a moving target, and monitor production processes. Additionally, the sensor can also be used in metrology systems to measure the size or shape of an object.

Working Principle

The UM30-212111 uses a two-wire inductive principle to detect the presence of an object. The sensor consists of three components: the transmitter, the receiver, and the amplifier. The transmitter produces an alternating field, which is received by the receiver. The receiver then amplifies the signal and sends it back to the amplifier. The amplifier then amplifies the signal and sends it to the output.

When an object enters the detection range of the sensors, it interrupts the alternating field, resulting in a change in the signal received by the amplifier. This change in signal is interpreted by the amplifier as the presence of an object and it sends out a signal to the output. The output of the UM30-212111 can be used to control or monitor a system, or to trigger an alarm if an object is detected within the detection range.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the UM30-212111 is a type of proximity sensor that is used for a wide variety of applications, including industrial automation, production processes, machine vision systems, and metrology. It uses a two-wire inductive principle to detect the presence of an object within its detection range. When an object enters the detection range, the signal received by the receiver is amplified and sent to the output, which can be used to control or monitor a system, or to trigger an alarm.