AUTONICS SENSORS
Tags: autonics, sensors, photoelectric sensors, photomicro sensors, fiber optic sensors, displacement sensors, lidar, door sensors, area sensors, proximity sensors, rotary encoders
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| Sensors |
| Sensors are commonly used components in automation used to detect changes in the environment and transmit the information electronically. |
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| Photoelectric Sensors Photoelectric sensors are used to detect distance, absence or presence of objects using a light transmitter and receiver. |
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| Photomicro Type |
| Photomicro sensors are compact sized photoelectric sensors with built-in amplifiers used to detect presence of mechanical parts in equipments. |
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| Fiber Optic Sensors |
| Fiber optic sensors combine optic fiber cables and amplifiers to provide accurate detection of objects in various applications. |
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| Displacement Sensors |
| Displacement sensors can measure thickness, width, level difference, disparity, curve, evenness of target objects by detecting the amount of displacement using laser beams. |
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| LiDAR |
| Laser scanners utilize time-of-flight (ToF) method to measure the round trip time of the infrared laser beam, to accurately detect presence of objects within a wide range area. |
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| Door Sensors |
| Door sensors are special-purpose photoelectric sensors generally used in automatic door management systems. |
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| Area Sensors |
| Area sensors are convenient, general purpose light screens used to detect passing of objects in specified areas. |
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| Proximity Sensors |
| Proximity sensors are common, reliable, and durable solutions for applications requiring non-contact detection. |
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| Rotary Encoders |
| Rotary encoders are used to electronically monitor the position of a rotating shaft by converting shaft rotation into electronic pulses. |
