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CMOS Image Sensor + Digital Monitor for easy setting. |
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DR-Q series, transparent detection with AGC (Automatic Gain Control) function. |
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BGS-DL series, the leading edge of BGS type sensors, the ultimate in Diffuse Reflective sensing. |
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DT series, long distance Thru-beam sensor
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BGS-DL series
Pushbutton teach type
(Sensing range : 40-100mm)
·BGS-DL10TN/TP/TCN/TCP
(Sensing range : 100-250mm)
·BGS-DL25TN/TP/TCN/TCP
Manual adjust type
(Sensing range : 40-100mm)
·BGS-DL10N/P/CN/CP
(Sensing range : 100-300mm)
·BGS-DL30N/P/CN/CP
DR-Q series
Transparent detection type
(Sensing range : 1.5m)
·DR-Q150TN/TP/TCN/TCP
(Sensing range : 4m)
·DR-Q400TN/TP/TCN/TCP |
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DT series
Thru-beam type
(Sensing range : 40m)
·DT-4000N/P/CN/CP
DR series
Retro-reflective type
(Sensing range : 5m)
·DR-500N/P/CN/CP |
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FGS Function, the best solution for detection on a conveyor.
The BGS-DL series sensors also have a built-in FGS Function. The FGS function monitors the surface of the conveyor, if the reflected light from the surface of the conveyor is interrupted by a workpiece the output is activated.
The FGS sensor is similar to a retro-reflective sensor but it operates in a diffuse mode. Therefore, the FGS sensor is best for detecting black, reflective, thin or rough surfaces moving on a conveyor. |
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Laser Light Source and CMOS Image Sensor combination.
The CMOS Image Sensor system is able to detect the quantity of light at each CMOS pixel with a well controlled shutter speed. It can precisely detect the peak value in the view field of the sensor. A sensor with a PSD sensing element is only able to detect the mean value of the peaks as shown below.
The CMOS Image system will be more accurate than a sensor with a PSD sensing element when detecting targets that have reflective and/or rough surfaces. |
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Repeat Accuracy
Very tight Repeat Accuracy, 0.2 - 0.3 mm for BGS type.
Even Thru-beam and Retro types have 0.3mm Repeat Accuracy (*).
* = Tested at the middle point of sensing range. |
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