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Photoelectric label sensor

Senyd photoelectric label sensors are a specific type of photoelectric sensor that is designed to detect labels on products or packaging. These sensors are commonly used in industrial applications such as labeling, packaging, and printing to ensure accurate detection and positioning of labels.

Photoelectric label sensors work by emitting a light beam towards the label and detecting the reflection or interruption of the light beam caused by the label. This allows the sensor to accurately detect the presence, position, and alignment of labels on moving objects. These sensors are essential for ensuring proper labeling, packaging, and quality control in manufacturing processes. They are often used for tasks such as label detection, alignment, verification, and counting to improve efficiency and accuracy in production operations.
Senyd Rotary Encoder

Rotary encoders are required wherever physical quantities such as rotational speed, angle of rotation, velocity or acceleration are to be monitored. In combination with cable pulls, they can also measure linear movements and lengths.

Rotary encoders from Senyd are used in a wide variety of industries—from mechanical and plant engineering to material handling and the renewable energy sector. Whether heavy-duty, offshore or hazardous areas: Senyd offers the right incremental or absolute rotary encoder for all application requirements. 

With Senyd you can reliably record every movement in your application.

Optical vs. Magnetic Scanning

High resolutions can be easily achieved with Senyd optical rotary encoders. A code disk with radial slits is used for this purpose. An LED sends light through the radial slits to a receiver located on the other side of the code disc. The rotation of the disk modulates the light, and the receiver converts it into an electrical signal.

The magnetic rotary encoders from Senyd are particularly robust and therefore ideally suited for use in harsh environments. Due    to energy harvesting, the magnetic absolute rotary encoders do not require an external power supply to save their current position. As a result, they perform reliably even in the event of power failures.