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Micro-Epsilon Introduces Laser Sensor for Harsh Ambient Conditions

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Jan 25 2011

Manufacturer of high-precision sensors, Micro-Epsilon has introduced a laser sensor that features a measuring range of 1 m. The measuring range of the optoNCDT 1710-1000 enables displacements to be determined at a maximum distance of 2 m from the sensor.

Laser Sensor

The unit is available with a controller in a 200x83x48 mm housing. The light spot’s diameter is constant across the entire beam path.

The optoNCDT 1710-1000 laser sensor has a 2.5 kHz measuring rate and offers a resolution of 100 ìm without averaging. It offers USB or RS422 outputs and is utilized for measuring objects that feature an enhanced degree of freedom of movement. The sensor is also useful in adverse conditions, where it needs to determine an object from a secure distance.

The laser sensor can be operated under high temperatures. It also utilizes a RTSC circuit that allows compensation of surface influences in real-time. This allows in achieving a high-quality signal even when fluctuating reflections happen from the target surface.

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http://www.micro-epsilon.com/

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