Proximity

Proximity sensors can detect nearby objects without touching them and turn that information into electrical signals. The most common types are inductive, capacitive, and ultrasonic proximity sensors, each designed for different materials and environmental conditions in industrial automation, robotics, and conveyor systems.

When selecting a proximity sensor, there are several important factors to consider. First, think about the type of material you need to detect, as different sensors work better with certain materials, like metal or plastic. Next, consider the environment where the sensor will be used, including temperature and humidity levels, to ensure it can operate effectively in those conditions. Additionally, check the sensing range, which is how far away the sensor can detect objects, and make sure it fits your application needs.

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