Fx-305, Digital fiber sensor, Digital fiber sensor with 2 independent outputs – Panasonic Digital Fiber Sensor FX-301 User Manual

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FX-305

Digital Fiber Sensor

Four-chemical
emitting element

Double coupling lens

APC circuit

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A

dvanced sensor with

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isible

I

ndicator

Digital Fiber Sensor
with 2 independent
outputs

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SERIES

Industry first! Light-emitting amount selection function

Stable sensing over long and short periods

If the light-receiving level becomes saturated during close-range sensing or when
sensing transparent or ultra-small objects, you can adjust the light-emitting amount
of the sensor to stabilize sensing without needing to change the response time.
Sensing that previously required the response time or fibers to be changed can now
be set much more easily using this function.

In addition to a ‘four-chemical emitting element’
which suppresses changes in the light-emitting
element over time so that a stable level of light
emission can be maintained over long periods, a
new ‘Auto Power Control (APC) circuit’ has also
been adopted. Because fluctuations over short
periods of time have also been suppressed,
stable sensing is possible very quickly once the
power is turned back on after setup changes.

Industry’s largest display 9999

Independent dual outputs

Industry’s largest display with 4 digits (9999). With a greater difference in digit value
than previous models, threshold values can be set in units of 1 digit up to maximum
9999. Threshold setting can now be done more easily and accurately.

Two independent output channels are provided, so that one sensor can be used for
control tasks that previously required two sensors. In addition, the second output
channel can be used for simple self-diagnosis and alarm output, so that ease of
maintenance is improved.

(During STDF, LONG
and U-LG modes)

High-speed response that is about twice as fast as before has been achieved. Even
small objects moving at high speeds can be sensed. In addition, interference
between two units is prevented in high-speed mode (H-SP).

Comparison of saturation remedies

[Light-receiving level saturated]

[Stable sensing]

Light-emitting

amount

changed

(12000)

9999

9000

6000

3000

Upper display limit

Actual digit difference: 3000

[Conventional models]

[FX-305]

Saturated digit
difference: 999

Actual digit difference: 3000

Response time: Mode selection

Changing fiber: Change to thinner fiber to reduce light amount

Changing setting position: Increase sensing range

Variable light
amount function

Makes steps such
as those at left
unnecessary.

Industry

First

Affects positioning precision

Man-hour and cost inefficiencies

Space and man-hour inefficiencies

Twice

as fast as

before

Stable sensing comparison

Time

Light emitting amount

Long-term stability

FX-305

Three-chemical
emitting
element,
No APC

Short-term stability

Deviation

Digit difference comparison

Digit difference between

and

Example

object A

object B

FX-305
9999

Previous models
4000

Digit difference: Small

Digit difference: Large

Conventional
models

[FX-305]

1 sensor is enough!

2 sensors needed

Actual position

Meandered position

ON

OUT1

OFF

Light-receiving amount

Too far left

Too far right

ON

OUT2

OFF

OK

Sensing meandering of sheets

Example

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High-speed response 65µs

Largest number in the industry! Automatic interference
prevention of up to 16 units

Can be used even in places where fibers need to be installed close together.

08/2005

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