Analog Capacitive Sensor

Analog Capacitive Sensor Introduction:

• Our analog capacitive sensors output either linear current (e.g. 4-20 mA) or linear voltage (e.g. 0-5 VDC, 0-10 VDC).
• Compared with our ordinary switched capacitive sensors, the advantage of this capacitive sensor is that its output is continuous. The closer the target is to the sensor, the smaller its output current or voltage is. The following figure shows the output of our M18 analog output sensor:

• Another advantage is that it is suitable for long-distance transmission. For example, the 4-20 mA sensor output current will not be lost as the distance increases.
• Lorentzzi‘s analog sensors have a maximum thread diameter of M35 and are cylindrical proximity sensors with a detection distance of up to 20 mm.
• In addition to M35 analog capacitance sensors, we can also produce other analog sensors, such as M12(Flush Sn: 2.0 mm, non-flush Sn: 4.0 mm), M18(Flush Sn: 5.0 mm, non-flush Sn: 8.0 mm) or M30(Flush Sn: 10.0 mm, non-flush Sn: 15.0 mm) threaded analog sensors, etc.
• The whole body is made of high-strength ABS resin or nickel-plated copper material, which has good sealing performance and the protection level can reach IP67.
• The output can be NO, NC, NO+NC, multiple outputs are available.
• Applications of this analog capacitive sensor include glass and plastic differentiation, valve opening control, object thickness detection, liquid level control, etc.
• If you would like to know the price of this analog output capacitive sensor or need our technical support, please fill in the form at the bottom to contact us!

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