Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Housings
Patent
1982-04-21
1984-06-12
Nelms, David C.
Radiant energy
Photocells; circuits and apparatus
Housings
250223R, H01J 502
Patent
active
044544197
ABSTRACT:
A snap-on unitary, one piece photo-optical item position sensor fabricated as a clothes-pin-like plastic member from a material which is substantially transparent to infra-red radiation obviating lenses. The sensor member is bifurcated at one end to form two parallel leg portions the outboard end of each one of which carries one element of the photo-optical sensing apparatus. The opposite end of the sensor member is rectangularly shaped and slotted on opposite parallel sides forming a polarized receptacle for a mating polarized plug as well as a handle for griping. Compression of the handle portion contacts the slotted end slightly while opening or spreading the two parallel leg portions enabling the sensor to be snapped over an orthogonally disposed item guide or track. Oppositely disposed parallel members on the lower portion of the track automatically position the sensor over the track. A notch in the lower track permits the optical sensing apparatus to be axially aligned perpendicular to the item guide/track.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3906240 (1975-09-01), Jeffree
O'Brien Michael K.
Peter, III Emmett B.
Burroughs Corporation
Chung Edmund M.
Fissell, Jr. Carl
Nelms David C.
Peterson Kevin R.
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