Leuze Electronic's new HRTR 46B-TEACH photo sensor is in fact two sensors integrated into one housing. This enables it to return two independent switching signals, making it possible to achieve complex tasks such as detecting two location points in for example a storage rack. Doing this with only one sensor instead of two saves cost, space and simplifies installation.
The sensor's scanning range is adjusted by an innovative 'site-sensitive' detection method using a custom semiconductor developed by Leuze electronic. This design means that there are no moving parts within the sensor to made the range adjustments.
The functions of a photosensitive receiver structure and the logical processing are combined within this single semiconductor chip.
Marshall Wolf Automation is your source for all Leuze Sensors. With technical support on staff, we can also assist you with your application questions!
The sensor's scanning range is adjusted by an innovative 'site-sensitive' detection method using a custom semiconductor developed by Leuze electronic. This design means that there are no moving parts within the sensor to made the range adjustments.
The functions of a photosensitive receiver structure and the logical processing are combined within this single semiconductor chip.
Marshall Wolf Automation is your source for all Leuze Sensors. With technical support on staff, we can also assist you with your application questions!
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