Digital Contact Sensor

Contact positioning sensors are mainly used for detecting the height thickness or warpage of the target.

Digital contact sensor.

Tough and rugged general purpose digital contact sensor with push button calibration. While line scan sensors in general are used to capture images of moving objects in single pixel slices contact image sensors are specifically designed to do that job from a fixed distance very close to or nearly in contact with the object being photographed. A contact temperature sensor such as the probe on a digital food thermometer touches the heat source or substance to be measured. Since micropressure contact is achieved using the actuator s own weight these sensor heads are ideal for taking measurements where non contact sensors cannot be used such as on transparent and glossy products or products that are easily scratched or warped.

With over 30 years of experience our team designs and manufactures the best electronic instrumentation systems in the aftermarket. A contact image sensor or cis is a specialized type of line scan sensor used in check scanners. Whatever you love we can help make your custom built dream come true. In order to improve robustness a common problem with contact sensors careful attention was paid to the structure of the sensor body.

The sensor head including the connector and cable section are ip67g and nema type 13 compliant. This means that stable measurement is achieved even in harsh environments containing splashing water or oil. Gt2 series models model list amplifier cable controller head main unit other option keyence malaysia. Tcm 42 578645 64 to use all available functions on this website javascript must be enabled in your browser.

An infrared temperature sensor such as a handheld thermometer used in heating ventilation and air conditioning hvac equipment maintenance is a noncontact temperature sensor that can measure thermal radiation. As the name indicates this is a sensor measuring the position of a target by directly contacting it. Thank you for visiting the dakota digital homepage.