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SICK Launches Two New Sensors with CMOS Technology for Distance Measurement Applications
 
 
SICK, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of sensors, safety systems and automatic identification products for factory and logistics automation, today announced the OD-MAX Transparent Optical Displacement Sensors and
DT20 Hi Distance Measurement Sensors. These new sensors augment the company’s wide variety of innovative sensors for distance measurement applications.

OD-MAX Transparent
A primary advantage of the OD-MAX Transparent is that it can detect the position of transparent targets, such as electronic components mounted on a printed circuit board. Similar to the OD-MAX, the OD-MAX Transparent is able to connect two separate sensors into one common controller – reducing costs and making it easier to install. The OD-MAX Transparent uses CMOS technology versus CCD or PSD methods. This vastly superior technology has significant advantages when targets are highly reflective or are dark in reflectivity. The OD-MAX Transparent Sensor is available in one model with a sensing range of 25 mm ± 1 millimeter with accuracy to 0.1 micron. This product is ideal for electronic/semiconductor applications.

DT20 Hi
The DT20 Hi Distance Measurement Sensor offers three different sensing ranges (50 –150 mm; 100 – 300 mm; 100 – 600 mm) with resolutions to100 microns. The DT20 Hi also uses CMOS technology and includes a scaleable analog output, switching output and Class ll laser. This new sensor is easy to set up, including a “teach” function through the LCD display. The display shows the actual distance to target in millimeters. The DT20 Hi is ideal for distance measurement applications where an ultra-high precision sensor is not necessary.
 
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Tracie Manor
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Tracie.Manor@sick.com