RF13, Telemecanique Sensors Sensor Reflector for Use with XUJ Photo Electric Sensor, Отражатель

Telemecanique OsiSense XU range photoelectric Sensor Reflectors.

Telemecanique OsiSense XU Photoelectric sensors provide you everything you require from photoelectric proximity sensors for applications within material handling to food and beverage industries. Various functions are available, diffuse mode, (BGS) Background suppression, polarize reflex, laser reflex and through-beam and through beam. The UX range further is available in 4 internationally recognised formats: Included within the XU range are compatible Sensor Refelectors.

• General purpose.


• Lasers.


• Forks and frames.


• Specific application sensors.

How do they work and where can I use them?

An OsiSense Photoelectric has a light beam transmitter (light-emitting diode, LED) and a light-sensitive receiver (photo-transistor). A light-emitting diode is an electronic semi-conductor component emitting light when electric current flows through it. The light can be visible or invisible, depending on the transmission wavelength.
An object is detected when it enters the transmitted light beam and, in so doing, affects the intensity of the light at the receiver.
Depending on the model and application requirements, the transmission beam is either non-visible infrared or ultraviolet (for detection of luminescent materials). It may also be a visible red or green (for colour mark reading etc.) and laser red (for long sensing distance and short focal length).
The advantage of LEDs is their very fast response. To render the system insensitive to ambient light, the current flowing through the LED is modulated to produce a pulsed light transmission. Only the pulsed signal will be used by the photo-transistor and processed to control the load.

Photelectric Sensor Systems Available.

• Through-Beam or Multimode (set in through-beam mode).

• Polarised Reflex system or Multimode (with sensor reflector accessory).

• Multimode sensor (with sensor reflector accessory).

• Diffuse System or Multimode.

• Optical Forks.