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Leuze Ultrasonic Sensor: Ultrasonic Fork Sensor
Check out our range of Leuze Ultrasonic Sensors at IndMALL Automation. We offer different shapes like the boxy Cubic or the round Cylindrical, and even the slim M18 model. Choose from Through-beam, Reflective, or Diffuse types that measure distances from 0.2 to 65 meters.
These sensors have different output options – NPN, PNP, and Push-pull. They can also switch between open and closed modes. Looking for a regular Leuze ultrasonic sensor or a special fork style? We’ve got quality choices that are also affordable. Come find the perfect sensor for your needs with us!
Leuze Ultrasonic Sensor: Cubic
Our box-shaped ultrasonic sensors are great at ignoring backgrounds due to their accurate time measurement. They work well on materials that bounce back sound, making them very versatile.
Cubic
Leuze Ultrasonic Fork Sensor: Cylindrical
Our M18 round ultrasonic sensors have narrow sound beams, perfect for spotting small items or those in tight spots. They’re great for measuring object sizes and distances in many uses.
Cylindrical
LSSU 18-S12
RKU 420/2NC.2-S8
HRTU 420/4NO.2-L-S8
RKU318-1600.3/2X-M12
HTU318-1200/4T-M12
HTU330-6000.3/4PK-M12
People Also Ask
Why is it called ultrasonic sensor?
An ultrasonic sensor is named for the technology it uses: ultrasonic waves. These are sound waves that humans can’t hear. The term “ultrasonic” means “beyond audible sound.”
The sensor sends out these high-frequency sound waves. When they bounce back, the sensor measures the distance or detects objects. That’s why it’s called an ultrasonic sensor. It uses sound beyond what we can hear to work.
What is the range of ultrasonic sensor?
The range of an ultrasonic sensor is how far it can detect objects. It varies based on the sensor’s design. Some sensors can detect things very close, just a few centimeters away.
Others can measure objects many meters away. However, most common ultrasonic sensors used in DIY projects have a range of 2 centimeters to 4 meters. It’s essential to pick the right sensor for the distance you need to measure.
What is the unit of ultrasonic sensor?
The unit of an ultrasonic sensor is a measure of distance. Often, this distance is given in centimeters (cm) or inches (in). When the sensor detects an object, it tells how far away it is. This distance is usually shown in these units. So, if you’re using an ultrasonic sensor, check if it displays distance in centimeters or inches.
Why is ultrasonic used?
Ultrasonic is used because it’s very effective for measuring distance. It sends sound waves and waits for them to bounce back. When objects are near, the sound returns quickly.
If they’re far, it takes longer. This helps in detecting objects, even in the dark. Many devices, like car parking sensors and some cleaners, use ultrasonic because it’s reliable and doesn’t need light.
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