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Long Range Analog Laser Sensor from Keyence Corp.
Itasca, IL — New from Keyence is its new IL Series analog laser sensor with ultra long range. The product represents a significant advance- ment in laser displacement technolo- gy, incorporating performance fea- tures typically not found in other sys- tems. The measurement range of this compact triangulation-based laser sensor reaches a full 11.48-ft (3.5m) with 3.94mil (100µm) repeatability, regardless of target color. An easy-to-use interface offers a
simple approach to measuring height, thickness, liquid fill level, roll
diameter, part positioning, width, long distance or hot metal part sens- ing. The IL Series control system includes numerous built-in, applica- tion specific operation modes includ- ing thickness and step height, enabling most installations to be con- figured and operational within sec- onds after powering on the system. The multi-function amplifier
design offers a die cast steel sensor head (IP-67) to withstand almost any environment. Although the sensor head is metal, it weighs only 2.1-oz. making it suitable for robotic appli-
cations when used with the compa- ny’s specialty torsion-rated cable. The IL Series has a dedicated
mode that allows calibration to be completed in 3 simple steps. Also included is a height difference filter function which automatically recog- nizes abrupt changes in step height and delivers a one-shot output for each step. For stability, the system has an ambient light elimination function in order to counteract ambient light interference from overhead lights. Unlike sensor head only mod- els, the IL Series has many optional
settings to tackle most sensing needs. For example, both NPN and PNP outputs are supported. Five types of analog outputs can be select- ed. For quick product changeover, 4
Long range analog laser sensors.
patterns of tolerance values can be set. Both panel mount and DIN-rail mount models are available. Finally, several communications choices are possible including analog, RS-232
and Ethernet/IP. Contact: Keyence Corporation of America, 1100 N. Arlington Heights
Rd., Suite 210, Itasca, IL 60143 % 888-539-3623 fax: 201-930-1883 E-mail:
marketing@keyence.com Web:
www.keyence.com
See at Electronics West/MD&M Booth #2521.
New Flex
Interconnect: Standard Data Link Cables
Milpitas, CA — Flex Interconnect Technologies is exhibiting its new high-speed standard DATA LINK flex cable lines with Samtec connec- tors. The high-speed cables are stan- dard stock items, but also can be cus-
Flex cables with Samtec connectors.
tomized to meet specific customer needs. The flex cables are produced with materials and processes that meet signal integrity and product reliability characteristics. In addition to ISO: 2008 Rev C,
AS9100 and UL certifications FIT also is ITAR certified. All manufac- turing for FIT is completed in the U.S.A. and the company continues to contribute to rebuilding the Amer - ican economy. Flex Interconnect Tech nologies provides complete en - gineering support, design layout, quick-turn prototypes, volume pro-
duction and turnkey assembly. Contact: Flex Interconnect
Technologies 1603 Watson Court,
Milpitas, CA 95035-6806 % 408-956-8204 Web:
www.fit4flex.com
See us at IPC/APEX Booth 3109
See at Electronics West/MD&M Booth #423.
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