Slotted Optical Switch is offered in right angle package.
May 4, 2010 -
OPB920xZ Series non-contact optical switches feature 890 nm wavelength infrared LED with power dissipation of 100 mW, max forward current of 40 mA and max forward voltage of 1.7 V. Reverse DC voltage is 2 V, with reverse current of 100 µA. Output Photologic® sensor features supply voltage of 18 V and power dissipation of 200 mW. Operating temperature for optical switches ranges from -40°C to +70°C. Output configurations includes TTL totem pole and TTL open collector.
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Original Press release
Optek Technology, Inc.
1645 Wallace Dr
Carrollton, TX, 75006-6905
USA
TT electronics OPTEK Technology Develops Non-Contact Slotted Optical Switch in Right-Angle Package
Photologic® digital switches complement proven line of analog output optical devices...
CARROLLTON, TX - Providing design engineers a flexible optical device with multiple output configurations, TT electronics OPTEK Technology has developed a Photologic® slotted optical switch in a right angle package. Designated the OPB920xZ Series, the non-contact switch consists of an infrared LED mounted on the tower and a Photologic sensor mounted on the base of a right angle shaped package. The OPB920 Series digital switches complement OPTEK's proven OPB420 Series analog slotted optical switches, which utilize a phototransistor output.
"The OPB920 Series switches provide maximum flexibility, as the design engineer can specify the type of TTL output configuration," said Roland Chapa, vice president of optoelectronic integrated solutions for TT electronics OPTEK Technology. "Additionally, the right angle package configuration allows for an opaque object to block the light beam from multiple directions, including the X, Y and Z axes."
The OPB920 Series optical switches are ideal for use in non-contact interruptive object sensing, tray-out and low paper tray sensing, paper sorting equipment, amusement/gaming equipment, corner and door sensing, printers and copy machine applications.
The OPB920 Series switch features an 890nm wavelength infrared LED with a power dissipation of 100mW. Maximum forward current is 40mA and maximum forward voltage is 1.7V (If=20mA). Reverse DC voltage is 2V, with reverse current of 100µA (Vr=2.0V). The output Photologic® sensor features a supply voltage (VCC) of 18V and power dissipation of 200mW. Operating temperature for the optical switches ranges from -40°C to +70°C. Custom electrical, wire and cabling, and connectors are also available.
Output configurations for the OPB920 Series switches include TTL totem pole and TTL open collector, both of which can be buffered or inverted. All versions of the switch include hysteresis built into the circuitry. The optical center line between the emitter and photosensor is at 45° from the mounting base of the device.
For more information about OPTEK's OPB920xZ Series non-contact slotted optical switches, contact TT electronics' North American sales office at 4222 S. Staples St., Corpus Christi, TX 78411; call 361-985-3166; email sales@ttelectronics-na.com; or visit OPTEK on the Web at http://www.optekinc.com/viewparts.asp....
OPTEK Technology, a division of TT electronics, is a leading manufacturing and solutions provider for sensing and illumination covering the infrared, visible and ultraviolet spectrum; with standard as well as application specific products for a variety of markets, including, but not limited to office machines, industrial equipment, encoders, automotive electronics, military and high-reliability applications, medical diagnostic equipment and solid-state lighting. Headquartered in Carrollton, TX, the company is ISO/TS16949:2002 and BS EN ISO 9001:2000 certified, as well as ITAR registered.
TT electronics plc is a global electronics company manufacturing a broad range of advanced electronic components, assemblies and sensor modules for the automotive, industrial, telecommunication, computer and aerospace markets.
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