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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ■ | MEASURING RANGES | | | | Performance ^^^^^^ optoNCDT ILR ^^^^^ | | | | LINEARITY | | | | opioNCDI ILn | | | | RESOLUTION | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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| | | optoNCDTILR | | |
| | | optoNCDT ILR Gauging sensors Measuring ranges Linearity Repeatability Response time | | |
| | | 30 - 250 m <10 mm <2 mm 12 ms | | |
| | | 6 -10 m <8 mm <4 mm 12 ms | | |
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| | | Gauging sensors Measurement against target | | Distance sensors Measurement against reflector | | |
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| | | up to 250 m | | |
| | | up to 10 m | | |
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| | | Synchronization facilitates applications in geometrical measurement, for example for the three-dimensional acquisition on conveyors supplier. If a number of sensors are arranged such that both the height and the width of the measurement objects are determined in onlyone measurement pass, the signals can be synchronized at the point of measurement via the IF2004 interface card. With the PCI interface card IF2004 the data from up to four sensors are read in synchronously via a FIFO memory in order to facilitate real-time processing. The fourth channel can alternatively be assigned to map an industrial encoder or a linear measurement system with the sensors. | | |
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