The PAX electronic cam controller offers free selection and configuration of cam switch outputs, 14 digital and 6 analog outputs. All outputs are user-configurable. The PAX electronic cam controller features multi-turn control, providing information on the cyclic position of the cam.
Positioning systems
Distance sensor, miniature design with universal mounting options.
Object measurement, detection range 100 mm, red indicator, measured value via IO-Link, 2 x push-pull outputs, M8 plug
Parameterization and diagnostics via IO-Link, measuring range 0... 40 mm.
Analogue output 0...10 V, Scalable measuring range, programmable via key, Measuring range 0...14 mm.
Parameterization and diagnostics via IO-Link, measuring range 0... 120 mm, measuring range with configurability.
Distance sensor
A distance sensor is a device designed to measure distances to a target object. It operates in various configurations, such as ultrasonic waves, infrared radiation, lasers, or radio waves. Depending on the type, the sensor is used in various industries, including robotics, security systems, automotive systems, industrial processes, and consumer electronics.
Main types of equipment
In the world of modern technology, distance sensors play a key role in many industries, from the automotive industry to home automation. These devices, capable of measuring distance to objects without physical contact, come in a variety of forms, each with its own unique characteristics and advantages.
- Ultrasonic
They use high-frequency sound waves to measure the distance to objects. They are particularly useful in environments where high measurement accuracy and reliable operation are required. These sensors are widely used in the automotive industry for parking and collision avoidance systems.
- Infrared
They measure distance using infrared light reflected from objects. They are effective in low-light conditions and can be used in home automation for lighting control and motion detection.
- Laser
Distance sensors provide high measurement accuracy using laser light. They are used in industrial robotic systems, autonomous vehicles, and measuring devices where millimeter-level accuracy is required.
They measure distance based on the change in capacitance caused by the proximity of an object. They are often used in electronics to detect obstacles and monitor liquid levels.
- Optical
They use light beams to measure distance and are often used in industry to monitor production processes, as well as in household appliances to detect the presence of objects.
Main advantages of sensors
- process automation
- accuracy
- easy to install and use
- diversity of technologies
- safety and effectiveness
- application in various industries
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