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General specifications

No specifications have been registered for this product.

• Sensitory / calibration adjustment: has the Teach-in button to set the parameters

• Repeat accuracy: about 0.50 %

• Beam Angle: approximately 10 ° 2 °

• Resolution: ≤ 3 mm

• Blind Zone Minimum Distance: ~ 50 mm

• Linearity error (Linearity Error): ~ 1 %

• Switch Frequency Frequency: About 10 HZ

• Nutrition voltage: 10… 30 v DC

• Consumable current: ≤ 50 map>

• Protection:

• Protects against short circuit

• Protect against Reverse pole

• Protect against transient voltage (overvoltage)

• Body Material: Plastic (PBT)

• Degree Protection: IP67

• Working temperature: Usually between -20 and +70 degrees Celsius

• Connections: M12 connector or cable with appropriate connection

Work Principles

Ultrasonic sensors do as follows:

1. The transducer sends the high frequency (above human hearing) sensor.

2. These waves are reflected after collision (which may be solid or fluid).

3. The sensor considers the time-off-fly time and calculate the distance between the sensor and the target.

4. Then it converts this gap to an analog or digital signal (in this model 1-2 ma).

5. The sensor for switching applications can also have digital output (NO/NC) and its functionality is adjustable (eg with Teach-in)

The advantage of ultrasonic sensors is that they can detect colorless, transparent, or objects that do not reflect light (such as glass, plastic film), something that optical sensors may have difficulty.

Applications

Depending on its specifications and abilities, the UK1A/G7-2ESY sensor can be used in the following:

• Determine the distance or position of the parts on production lines

• Diagnosis of objects or deviations in quality control

• Diagnosis of materials or objects in tanks or chambers

• Position monitoring and control in industrial machinery

• Use in packaging machines that need to detect objects

• Processes that include transparent objects (film, glass, etc.)

• General Applications of Industrial Automation