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- Excellent for highly dynamic measurements - Measurement ranges: 0.5 to 200 mm - Resolution up to 0.2 pm - Linearity up to ±1 pm - Measuring frequency up to 100 kHz - Sampling rate up to 400 kHz - Analog output 4...20 mA, -10...10 V - Ethernet Interface - Operating temperature 0 to 50 °C - External evaluation electronics inclusive
Open the catalog to page 1INTRODUCTION The optical position measuring system LAM is used in non-contact measurement applications. LAM distance sensors are available in various models so as to offer the suitable sensor type for any application. Due to the high measuring frequency of up to 100 kHz this series is particularly suited for highly dynamic measurements. This high resolution of up to 0.05 µm guarantees reliable use in sophisticated measurements in quality control. MEASUREMENT PRINCIPLE The LAM laser sensors are used for non-contact position or presence measuring of objects. They utilise the triangulation...
Open the catalog to page 2SURFACE-DEPENDENT MEASUREMENT ERROR Surface-related measurement errors impacted by material and colour Any materials, e.g. metal, plastic, ceramics, rubber and paper, can be measuring objects. Use only needs to be reviewed on an individual basis with highly reflective surfaces or liquids. Surface reflectance The sensor requires a minimum of 10% surface reflection to function properly. Only diffuse reflection can be used for measurement. Lateral flare When projecting the light spot slight flare also occurs, which is reflected laterally by the measuring point, and then reaches the receiver....
Open the catalog to page 3TECHNICAL DATA - LAM-S SERIES Key-Features LAM-S Series • especially suited for fast measurement • low noise • measurement frequency up to 10 kHz • sampling rate of 54 kHz • Ethernet interface LAM-S-... Measurement range Temperature drift Light source red pulsed laser diode , power: 1 mW (optional: 5 mW) Laser class Beam diameter Sampling rate Analog output Digital output Light intensity output 0...10 VDC (Signal quality <3 = risk of underexposure, ~5 = excellent, >8 = risk of overexposure) Power supply Isolation voltage Protection class Operating temperature Storage temperature up to 90 %...
Open the catalog to page 4TECHNICAL DATA - LAM-F SERIES Key-Features LAM-F Series • especially suited for highly dynamic measurements • measurement frequency up to 100 kHz • sampling rate of 400 kHz • Ethernet interface LAM-F-... Measurement range Temperature drift Light source red pulsed laser diode , power: 1 mW (optional: 5 mW) Laser class Beam diameter Analog output Digital output Light intensity output 0...10 VDC (Signal quality <3 = risk of underexposure, ~5 = excellent, >8 = risk of overexposure) Power supply Isolation voltage Protection class Operating temperature Storage temperature up to 90 % relative...
Open the catalog to page 5Note: direct connection between sensor and network card requires a cross Ethernet cable. If an Ethernet-switch is interconnected, Ethernet cables assigned 1:1 can be used. If the Ethernet-switch automatically recognises the line polarity due to its "Autosense + AutoMDI”-function it doesn't matter if the cables used are assigned 1:1 or crossed. 11 OK refers to the measuring range of the sensor. As long as the green LED is lightning, the object is within the measurement range. Outside the range the LED is off. MAX/MIN can be adjusted by the user and they must be within the measurement range...
Open the catalog to page 7The Dip-switch (under the cover inside the lid for the electronics unit) is used to adjust the frequency of the low pass filter. Switch 1 is on the left, switch 6 on the right. The internal sampling rate of the sensor is not impacted by the Dip-Switch-settings. The filter frequencies specified correspond with the -3 db bandwidth of the low pass filter. Higher frequencies and noise are reduced more and more. Never change the potentiometers! Example: Set to 2.5 kHz a recorded oscillation of a frequency of 2 kHz is transmitted without considerable reduction. A frequency of 10 kHz, however,...
Open the catalog to page 8All models with analog outputs ±10 V and 4...20 mA, Ethernet and 2 m cable Version Standard Sensor with additional options Options analog output 0...10 V analog output ±5 V analog output 0...5 V analog output 0...20 mA increased vibration resistance, 20 g increased laser power 5 mW interference filter ACCESSORIES Digital displays for sensors with analog output, 2 channel WAY-AX-S touch screen, supply: 18...30 VDC touch screen, supply: 115...230 VAC For more information and options please refer to the WAY-AX data sheet. Subject to change without prior notice. WayCon Positionsmesstechnik GmbH...
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