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Fiber optic sensor


Senyd fiber optic photoelectric sensor is a type of sensor that uses fiber optic technology to detect the presence or absence of an object. These sensors work by transmitting light through a fiber optic cable and detecting changes in the amount of light that is received at the other end. When an object is present, it can block or reflect the light, causing a change in the signal received by the sensor. Fiber optic photoelectric sensors are commonly used in industrial automation applications where high accuracy and reliability are required. They are ideal for applications where traditional sensors may not be suitable due to factors such as electromagnetic interference, harsh environments, or the need for long-distance sensing.

Incremental Rotary Encoder

An incremental encoder produces a series of square waves as it rotates. The number of square wave cycles produced per one turn of the shaft is called the encoder resolution. Generally, incremental encoders provide more resolution at a lower cost than their absolute cousins. They also have a simpler interface because they have fewer output lines.

These encoders are ideal for applications where relative movement is desired. They are available as shafted or hollow shaft (blind and through) in housing sizes from 30mm  to 130mm;

Body Styles:  Shafted |  Through Shaft |  Blind Shaft