BX-G2000\BX-S2000\BX-H4000 diffuse reflection laser photoelectric switch

Background suppression Remote diffuse laser sensor (background suppression, normal on/off switch, adjustable knob for detection distance)

The working principle of a diffuse reflection photoelectric switch is primarily based on the reflection and scattering characteristics of light. It consists of two main parts: the emitter and the receiver. The emitter sends out a beam of infrared light, which is reflected back after striking the surface of the object being detected. The receiver captures the reflected light beam, and then converts the light signal into an electrical signal through an internal photodetector. Under normal circumstances, when no object blocks the light, the receiver receives the light signal emitted by the emitter, and the diffuse reflection photoelectric switch is in a conductive state, outputting a high-level signal. When an object blocks the light, the receiver cannot receive enough light signal, and the diffuse reflection photoelectric switch will be in a non-conductive state, outputting a low-level signal. This working principle makes the diffuse reflection photoelectric switch widely used in industrial automation control systems.