Reflection type photoelectric switch

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Photocell controls its own optical systems

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250561, G01N 2186

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ABSTRACT:
A reflection type photoelectric switch adapted to project light to an object to be detected and sense the object on the basis of reflected light therefrom, which comprises a split-type composite light receiving unit consisting of two light receiving segments, a differential amplifer receiving the outputs of the two light receiving segments, and a waveform shaping device for discriminating the differential amplification output of the differential amplifier with a predetermined level and generating a detection output for the object.

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