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Tracking Thin Targets

Monday, February 25, 2002

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Tracking Thin Targets

The FS-V10 Series of fiber-optic photoelectric sensors can detect the presence of targets as thin as 0.0004 in. It is suitable for harsh environments where oil and dust exist. A one-line connection system can power up to 16 fiber-optic expansion units. The amplifier, which supplies power to the expansion units, can reduce wiring time. The sensor has a dual monitoring system that consists of both digital and bar LED indicators. It features both automatic and manual calibration modes.
Keyence Corp. of America, 50 Tice Blvd., Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07675. (888) 539-3623.
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