Amplifier Built-in Ultra-compact Laser Sensor EX-L200
Sensing characteristics
EX-L211□
Thru-beam type
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EX-L212□
Thru-beam type
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EX-L291□
Retroreflective type
Parallel deviations
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Angular deviation
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EX-L221□
Spot reflective type
Sensing field
Correlation between sensing object size and sensing range
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As the sensing object size becomes smaller than the standard size (white non-glossy paper 100 × 100 mm 3.937 × 3.937 in), the sensing range shortens, as shown in the left graph. (For plotting the left graph, the sensitivity has been set such that a 100 × 100 mm 3.937 × 3.937 in white non-glossy paper is just detectable at a distance of 300 mm 11.811 in.) |
Correlation between lightness and sensing range
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The sensing region (typical) is represented by oblique lines in the left figure. However, the sensitivity should be set with an enough margin because of slight variation in products. (The graph is drawn for the maximum sensitirity setting.)
(Lightness shown on the left may differ slightly from the actual object condition.) |
EX-L261□
Convergent reflective
Sensing fields
• Horizontal (left and right) direction |
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• Vertical (up and down) direction |
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Correlation between lightness and sensing range
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The sensing region (typical) is represented by oblique lines in the left figure. However, the sensitivity should be set with enough margin because of slight variation in products.
Lightness shown on the left may differ slightly from the actual object condition. |
Correlation between material and sensing range (face-to-face)
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The bars in the graph indicate the sensing range (typical) for the respective material. However, there is a slight variation in the sensing range depending on the product. Further, if there is a reflective object (conveyor, etc.) in the background of the sensing object, since it affects the sensing, separate it by more than twice the sensing range shown in the left graph, or adjust the sensitivity adjuster. Make sure to confirm detection with an actual sensor. |
EX-L262□
Convergent reflective
Sensing fields
• Horizontal (left and right) direction |
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• Vertical (up and down) direction |
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Correlation between lightness and sensing range
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The sensing region (typical) is represented by oblique lines in the left figure. However, the sensitivity should be set with enough margin because of slight variation in products.
(Lightness shown on the left may differ slightly from the actual object condition.) |
Correlation between material and sensing range (face-to-face)
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The bars in the graph indicate the sensing range (typical) for the respective material. However, there is a slight variation in the sensing range depending on the product. Further, if there is a reflective object (conveyor, etc.) in the background of the sensing object, since it affects the sensing, separate it by more than twice the sensing range shown in the left graph, or adjust the sensitivity adjuster. Make sure to confirm detection with an actual sensor. |
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