
Allicdata Part #: | ZS-00228-050-ND |
Manufacturer Part#: |
ZS-00228-050 |
Price: | $ 0.00 |
Product Category: | Sensors, Transducers |
Manufacturer: | Honeywell Sensing and Productivity Solutions |
Short Description: | SENSOR 10 VDC TO 32.2 VDC |
More Detail: | Inductive Proximity Sensor 0.197" ~ 0.394" (5mm ~ ... |
DataSheet: | ![]() |
Quantity: | 1000 |
1 +: | 0.00000 |
Series: | -- |
Part Status: | Obsolete |
Sensor Type: | Inductive |
Sensing Distance: | 0.197" ~ 0.394" (5mm ~ 10mm) |
Output Type: | PNP-NO, 3-Wire |
Response Frequency: | -- |
Shielding: | Unshielded |
Material - Body: | Plastic |
Voltage - Supply: | 10 V ~ 32.2 V |
Termination Style: | Cable Leads |
Operating Temperature: | -40°C ~ 85°C |
Ingress Protection: | -- |
Indicator: | No Indicator |
Package / Case: | Cylinder |
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Proximity sensors, such as the ZS-00228-050, are used in many industries to detect the presence of objects without physical contact. These sensors use a variety of technologies including magnetic, optical, capacitive, or ultrasonic, depending on their application. As such, it is important to understand the principles behind these different technologies so as to ensure that they are used appropriately in a particular application.
Magnetic proximity sensors are commonly used in sensing applications because they are relatively inexpensive and can be used in enclosed spaces. They detect materials that contain a magnetic field, such as metal or ferromagnetic substances. These sensors typically employ a simple reed switch, which is a form of contactless switch that is activated when a magnetic field is used on it. The reed switch will either be opened or closed depending on the presence of the magnetic field. This technology is also referred to as a "polarized" sensor.
Optical proximity sensors likewise employ principles of the electromagnetic spectrum, such as light or infrared, to detect the presence of an object. This technology is much more sensitive than magnetic sensors and can detect objects that are non-metallic. This technology is particularly advantageous when high precision sensing is required or when the object to be sensed cannot be easily magnetized. These sensors employ either laser or photoelectric systems to detect the presence of an object. When an object is detected, the sensors will then send a signal to indicate their presence.
Capacitive proximity sensors measure the capacitance, or electric charge, of an object. Unlike optical and magnetic sensors, these sensors are triggered only when an object comes within a certain distance of the sensor, making them less sensitive than the other two technologies. These sensors are particularly useful when items need to be detected over larger distances. They are also useful for places where traditional sensing methods may be unsuccessful, such as in the presence of environmental factors like moisture or dust.
Finally, ultrasonic proximity sensors utilize ultrasonic sound waves to detect the presence of objects. These sensors work by sending out a high frequency sound wave, which is then reflected back from the object. The sensing device can then measure the time it takes for the wave to be reflected back in order to detect how far away the object is. This technology is useful when precise distance measurements are necessary.
The ZS-00228-050 is a type of optical proximity sensor which is capable of detecting the presence of objects without physical contact. This technology can be used in a wide range of applications, from detection of small moving objects in manufacturing lines to security systems which detect movement of people or objects. This sensor is particularly effective for detecting small objects over short distances.
In conclusion, proximity sensors are an invaluable tool for detection and sensing applications. The ZS-00228-050 is an optical proximity sensor which is capable of detecting the presence of objects without physical contact within a specific range, making it well suited for a variety of applications where precision and accuracy are required. Understanding the principles behind each type of proximity sensor is key to ensuring appropriate application in the relevant environment.
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