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Capacitive Surface Sensor C-FS
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MAYSERPolymer Electric Capacitive Surface Sensor C-FS MAYSE R’ GmbH & Co. KG Polymer Electric Orlinger StraBe 1-3 89073 Ulm GERMANY Tel.: +49 731 2061-0 Fax: +49 731 2061-222 E-Mail: info.ulm@mayser.com Internet: www.mayser.com

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Area of application The capacitive surface sensor C-FS is used wherever automatic closing movements on vehicles must be monitored and tactile sensors are not required. The predictive technology effectively prevents collisions with persons who are in the area of the closing movement, e.g. of an automatic tailgate. Person detected, collision prevented. Thanks to patented technology. The principle If a conductive object approaches the surface sensor C-FS, its capacity changes. In this way, the sensor detects a person before contact is Capacitive surface sensor C-FS Evaluation electronics made....

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Function The surface sensor C-FS is always surrounded by a defined capacitive field. If a conductive object enters, the field changes. The sensor detects this capacitive change and causes the connected control to reverse the movement. Object outside The closing movement is continued without interruption. Object inside Zone 2 of the sensor detects an object. The closing movement is reversed before contact is made. Application Installation is simple and reliable. The sensor is either welded on the back of a plastic appliqué at the defined connection points with a sonotrode or laser-staked...

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Polymer Electric Technical Data Switching characteristics At a glance • Safely prevents persons being jolted or knocked over • Invisibly integrated behind applique • Virtually any geometry incl. cut-outs • Connection points individually definable • Multi-zone configuration possible • Certified quality Subject to technical modifications. 4/4 Capacitive surface sensor C-FS www.mayser-sicherheitstechnik.de

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