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LV-S Super-small Digital Laser Optic Sensors |
Super small, Area Laser |
| For full details, download the PRODUCT CATALOG using the CATALOG icon in the Online Support and Services box above |
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| Using all of the mounting brackets allows you to adjust the optical axis right, left, up, and down. |
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| OP-84349 |
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What sets the LV-S62/S63 apart from conventional sensors for transparent object detection? |
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Beam Shape |
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| Area beams are excellent for detecting targets with gaps. |
| Unlike small beam spots, area beams are less affected by vibrating targets or backgrounds. LV-S63 also spreads the spot’s depth 0.31" 8 mm x 0.47" 12 mm to provide more stability. |
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Area beam |
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| Large light quantity variation if position shifts |
Small light quantity variation even if position shifts |
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Laser Beam |
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| Can stably detect vibrating/inclining transparent targets |
Due to the characteristics of lasers, the slightest incline of a transparent target can cause light diffraction resulting in unstable detection. The newly-developed laser drive circuit found in the LV-S62 and LV-S63 compensates for this phenomenon.
Whereas most lasers use a single wavelength, the LV-S62/S63 uses high-frequency superimposition technology to take a wide range of wavelengths. This has enabled the practical elimination of transparent quantity changes. |
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| High-frequency superimposition drive circuit |
| Whereas most lasers use a single wavelength, the LV-S62/S63 uses high-frequency superimposition technology to take a wide range of wavelengths. This has enabled the practical elimination of transparent quantity changes. |
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Amplifier: World's first zero datum function |
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| The amplifier cancels light quantity variation. |
The zero datum function always monitors the received light quantity when there is no transparent object and keeps the displayed value at 0 (light quantity variation cancellation). If a transparent object is input, the function displays the difference. This makes it very easy for the LV Series amplifier to stably detect transparent targets.
(Patent pending) |
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| Super-small Thrubeam Laser |
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| Adjustable Distance Detecting Head Laser |
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| LV-11SA/12SA Digital Display Amplifier |
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| Product catalogs and manuals include both sensor head and amplifier information. |
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 Price Info |
| Request LV-S62 Series price information. |
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