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Sensing range variation (temperature characteristics) - Glossary - Inductive Proximity Sensors
Sensing range variation (temperature characteristics)
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It is the change in the sensing range, with respect to the sensing range at +20 ℃ +68 ℉ ambient temperature, when the ambient temperature is varied over the rated ambient temperature range. |
Example: In case of GX-U/N series  |
Other terms
- Maximum operation distance
- Stable sensing range
- Standard sensing object
- Hysteresis
- Repeatability
- Maximum response frequency
- Sensing range variation (temperature characteristics)
- Sensing range variation (voltage characteristics)
- Protection
- Sensing field
- Correlation between sensing object size and sensing range
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