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Part RoHS Manufacturer Sensors or Transducers Type Mounting Feature Configuration Maximum Output Current No. of Functions Minimum Detectivity Maximum VCEsat No. of Channels Photosensitive Area Output Circuit Type Sub-Category Maximum Operating Temperature Minimum Responsivity Response Time Minimum Operating Temperature Terminal Finish Maximum Output Voltage Maximum Operating Current JESD-609 Code Gap Size

QRD1114

Onsemi

REFLECTIVE OBJECT SENSOR,TRANSISTOR OUTPUT

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

.4 V

1

Transistor

Position, Linear, Photoelectric Sensors

85 Cel

10 us

-40 Cel

MATTE TIN

e3

TCRT1000

Vishay Intertechnology

REFLECTIVE OBJECT SENSOR,TRANSISTOR OUTPUT

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

.5 A

.3 V

1

Transistor

Position, Linear, Photoelectric Sensors

85 Cel

-55 Cel

32 V

50 mA

.001 mm

QRE1113

Onsemi

REFLECTIVE OBJECT SENSOR,TRANSISTOR OUTPUT

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

1

.3 V

1

Transistor

Position, Linear, Photoelectric Sensors

85 Cel

20 us

-40 Cel

SG2BC

Lumex

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

.1 A

1

Transistor

Position, Linear, Photoelectric Sensors

90 Cel

30 us

-20 Cel

30 V

50 mA

TCRT1010

Vishay Intertechnology

REFLECTIVE OBJECT SENSOR,TRANSISTOR OUTPUT

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

.5 A

.3 V

1

Transistor

Position, Linear, Photoelectric Sensors

85 Cel

-55 Cel

Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)

32 V

50 mA

e0

.001 mm

LHI944

Excelitas Technologies

INFRARED SENSOR,PYROELECTRIC

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

200000000 cm(Hz1/2)/W

1

6 mm2

Infrared Sensors

3300 V/W

LHI874

Excelitas Technologies

INFRARED SENSOR,PYROELECTRIC

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

200000000 cm(Hz1/2)/W

1

6 mm2

Infrared Sensors

3300 V/W

LHI1128

Excelitas Technologies

INFRARED SENSOR,PYROELECTRIC

THROUGH HOLE MOUNT

140000000 cm(Hz1/2)/W

1

9 mm2

Infrared Sensors

5400 V/W

Reflective Object Sensors

Reflective object sensors are electronic sensors that are used to detect the presence or absence of objects by detecting the reflection of light off the object. They are commonly used in industrial automation, robotics, and automotive applications.

Reflective object sensors typically consist of a light emitter, such as a light-emitting diode (LED), and a light detector, such as a phototransistor or photodiode. The light emitter emits a beam of light towards the object being detected, and the light detector measures the amount of light reflected back from the object. The sensor then processes the signal to determine the presence or absence of the object.

Reflective object sensors can be further classified into two categories: diffuse and retroreflective sensors. Diffuse sensors detect the reflection of light off the object at an angle, while retroreflective sensors use a reflector to bounce the light back to the sensor.

Reflective object sensors offer several advantages over other types of sensors. They are highly reliable and can detect objects of different shapes and sizes. They are also non-contact sensors, which means they can detect objects without physical contact with the object being measured. Additionally, they are easy to install and maintain, and they can operate in harsh environments and extreme temperatures.

However, reflective object sensors also have some limitations, such as susceptibility to external disturbances, limited range of operation, and sensitivity to the color and surface texture of the object being detected.