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OIER2 Reflective sensor

OIER2 Reflective sensor

OIER2 Reflective sensor

Product catalog summary
General Description
The OIER2 reflective sensor is composed of a red emitting diode and a double NPN silicon phototransistor, housed in a black SMD package to prevent light reflections and noise. It detects radiation from the diode when a reflective object is within its field of view.

Applications
The sensor is suitable for scanning, automated transaction systems, metering systems, motion control systems, non-invasive medical equipment, and low-distance metering.

Features
  • Unfocused for sensing diffused surfaces
  • SMT package
  • High uniformity and stability
  • High gain phototransistor
  • No contact surface sensing
  • Low profile and cost
  • Milling on the backside for side PCB mounting

Pin Functions
  • 1: Phototransistor Collector
  • 2: Phototransistor Emitter
  • 3: LED Anode
  • 4: LED Cathode

Ordering Information
OIER2 Reflective Sensor with Red LED.

Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Operating Temperature: -25 to 85°C
  • Storage Temperature: -40 to 85°C
  • Lead Temperature (solder): 270°C
  • Emitter Continuous Forward Current: 20 mA
  • Reverse Voltage: 5 V
  • Collector-Emitter Voltage: 30 V
  • Power Dissipation: 100 mW
  • Collector DC Current: 30 mA

Electrical/Optical Characteristics
  • Forward Voltage: 2.2 to 2.5 V
  • Peak Wavelength: 625 to 645 nm
  • Collector Dark Current: 10 to 100 nA
  • Collector-Emitter Breakdown Voltage: 50 V
  • Rise Time: 10 µs
  • Fall Time: 11 µs
  • Phototransistor Gain: 500 to 1000
  • Collector Current (reflective surface @ D=1mm): 0.5 to 1 mA
  • Collector-Emitter Saturation Voltage: 0.3 V
  • Optimal Distance to Reflective Surface: 1.1 mm

Typical Performance Curves
Graphs illustrate normalized collector current versus distance to reflective surface, temperature drift, forward LED current, and forward LED voltage.

Typical Application Interface
Includes digital interface, linear signal conversion to digital, and threshold comparator configurations.
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General Description The OIER2 reflective sensor consists in a red emitting diode and a double NPN silicon phototransistor. The components together are mounted side by side in a plastic black SMD housing. The black package avoids light reflections, noise and behaves as a barrier between led and photoreceivers. The phototransistors respond to radiation emitted from the diode only if a reflective object surface is within the field of view of the detector. Applications Scanning Automated transaction systems Metering systems Motion control systems Non invasive medical equipment Low distance metering _ Features ■ Unfocused for sensing diffused surface ■ SMT package ■ High uniformity ■ Very stable measurements ■ High gain phototransistor ■ No contact surface sensing ■ Low profile ■ Low cost ■ Milling on the backside for side PCB mounting Function Phototransistor Collector Phototransistor Emitter LED Anode LED Cathode Ordering Information OIER2 Reflective Sensor with Red LED

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TOP VIEW BOTTOM VIEW t See Figure 1

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OIER2 TYPICAL PERFORMANCE CURVES Figure 1 – Normalized collector current VS Distance to reflective surface [mm] § Figure 3 – Normalized collector current [Ic/Ic5mA]VS Forward led current [mA]§ 7 Norm aliz ed collector current [5m A] Norm aliz ed collector current Figure 2 – Normalized collector current typical drift VS temperature [°C] 1,3 Figure 4 – Forward led current [mA] VS Forward led voltage [V] § 120.00 Forward voltage VS Forward current T=25° C Normalized collector current § Ta=25° unless otherwise noted C http://www.

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OIER2 TYPICAL APPLICATION INTERFACE Figure 5 – Digital interface IIN input current required for AD conversion Vo output analog voltage (the voltage gain is given by R2 and IF) Figure 6 –Linear signal conversion to digital Vo = Aol * (VR 2 − Vr ) Vr voltage threshold Vo voltage digital output Figure 7 – Threshold comparator

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