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    The press release announces a new photoelectric sensor called the OID from ifm electronic that uses time of flight measurement (PMD) technology. The sensor offers long ranges, reliable background suppression with visible red light, and high excess gain. It can detect shiny surfaces like stainless steel and features easy switch point setting with a turnable ring. The sensor provides flexible installation and reads measurement values via integrated IO-Link.

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    The press release announces a new photoelectric sensor called the OID from ifm electronic that uses time of flight measurement (PMD) technology. The sensor offers long ranges, reliable background suppression with visible red light, and high excess gain. It can detect shiny surfaces like stainless steel and features easy switch point setting with a turnable ring. The sensor provides flexible installation and reads measurement values via integrated IO-Link.

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    Area: position sensors

    wpi 484 / 0513

    Photoelectric M30 sensor with easy-turn setting and time of flight measurement (PMD)
    Essen, May 2013 Reliable background suppression, colourindependent detection and easy switch point setting are the outstanding features of the new photoelectric PMDLine sensor OID from ifm electronic. It even detects shiny surfaces like stainless steel without any difficulty. Standard photocell now with time of flight measurement (PMD) This newly developed sensor with PMD technology (photonic mixer device) combines the advantages of long ranges, reliable background suppression, visible red light and high excess gain in one unit. In the same price range as conventional sensors, the OID offers a clever alternative. Another benefit of the ifm sensor is that the switch point can be set with a simple turn of the setting ring (easy turn). A scale shows the distance set. The switch point can thus be set before installation. Surfaces and installation Whether shiny, matt, dark or light objects of any colour the OID sensor ensures reliable background suppression. Even with acute angles of incidence of the laser beam, the object is accurately detected. This provides high flexibility of installation. The sensor also features integrated IO-Link, e.g. for reading the current value. This optical expert sets the bar high for conventional sensors.

    wpi_484_print.jpg High performance, easy-touse photoelectric sensor OID

    Contact ifm electronic gmbh Friedrichstr. 1 45128 Essen Germany www.ifm.com Email: info@ifm.com Simone Felderhoff Press officer Tel. +49 (0)201 / 24 22-1411 simone.felderhoff@ifm.com Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Biniasch Technical writing Tel. +49 (0)201 / 24 22-1425 andreas.biniasch@ifm.com

    Text and images are available on our website at: www.ifm.com/gb/press

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