E52-CA50C-N D=6.4

Product Overview

The E52-CA50C-N D=6.4 belongs to the category of proximity sensors and is commonly used for detecting the presence or absence of an object without physical contact. These sensors are characterized by their non-contact nature, compact design, and high precision. The package includes the sensor unit and necessary accessories, and it is known for its reliability and durability. The essence of this product lies in its ability to accurately detect objects within its range. It is typically available as a single unit in its packaging.

Specifications

• Model: E52-CA50C-N D=6.4
• Type: Proximity Sensor
• Diameter: 6.4mm
• Sensing Distance: [Insert sensing distance]
• Output: [Insert output type]
• Material: [Insert material]

Detailed Pin Configuration

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Functional Features

• Non-contact detection
• Compact design
• High precision
• Reliable performance
• Durable construction

Advantages

• Accurate detection
• Long-lasting
• Compact size
• Suitable for various applications

Disadvantages

• Limited sensing range
• Susceptible to environmental interference

Working Principles

The E52-CA50C-N D=6.4 operates based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. When an object enters the sensor's electromagnetic field, it causes a change in the field, which is then detected and converted into a corresponding output signal.

Detailed Application Field Plans

This proximity sensor is widely used in industrial automation, robotics, conveyor systems, and assembly lines. Its compact size and reliable performance make it suitable for applications where precise object detection is essential.

Detailed and Complete Alternative Models

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This content provides an overview of the E52-CA50C-N D=6.4 proximity sensor, including its basic information, specifications, functional features, advantages, disadvantages, working principles, application field plans, and alternative models.