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    Through-Beam Sensors Through-Beam Sensors Through-Beam Sensors Through-Beam Sensors

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    Rough-beam sensors consist of separate emitter and receiver components that allow for wide sensing ranges through the interruption of a light beam between them. For detection, an object must cover the cross-section of the active light beam, and may reflect light but should permit only minimal light penetration. Failure of the emitter is registered as an "object present" reading.

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    Through-Beam Sensors Through-Beam Sensors Through-Beam Sensors Through-Beam Sensors

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    Rough-beam sensors consist of separate emitter and receiver components that allow for wide sensing ranges through the interruption of a light beam between them. For detection, an object must cover the cross-section of the active light beam, and may reflect light but should permit only minimal light penetration. Failure of the emitter is registered as an "object present" reading.

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    Proximity Sensor

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    Proximity Sensor 8

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    Rough-beam sensors consist of separate emitter and receiver components that allow for wide sensing ranges through the interruption of a light beam between them. For detection, an object must cover the cross-section of the active light beam, and may reflect light but should permit only minimal light penetration. Failure of the emitter is registered as an "object present" reading.

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    Through-Beam Sensors Through-Beam Sensors Through-Beam Sensors Through-Beam Sensors

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    Rough-beam sensors consist of separate emitter and receiver components that allow for wide sensing ranges through the interruption of a light beam between them. For detection, an object must cover the cross-section of the active light beam, and may reflect light but should permit only minimal light penetration. Failure of the emitter is registered as an "object present" reading.

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    rough-beam sensors

    hrough-beam sensors consist of separately


    ssembled emitter and receiver components
    hereby wide sensing ranges can be achieved.
    or the interruption of the light beam to be
    valuated, the cross-section of the active beam
    must be covered.
    he object should permit only minimum
    enetration of light, but may reflect any amount
    f light.
    Failure of the emitter is evaluated as "object
    resent".

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