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ZX Series Laser Measurement Sensors

This new generation of high-performance laser measurement sensors delivers three major advances:

Space-efficient modular sensor/amplifier design
Easy-to-program amplifier
Advanced PC control for setup, monitoring and data acquisition

Measurement sensors fill the void between conventional photoelectric and proximity sensors, even those with analog outputs, and low-cost vision sensors. They provide multiple discrimination limits allowing
several qualitative decisions instead of just accept or reject. Using conventional sensing techniques combined with advanced analytical tools preprogrammed into the amplifier, Omron’s measurement sensors solve a wide range of application problems.

Major advances in Omron’s ZX Series of measurement sensors include:

ZX amplifier supports distance and width measurement applications
Five analog output options including 4-20 mA and four DC voltage outputs, plus three discrimination outputs
One-button teaching function or PC setup and monitoring software simplify start-up
Operation monitoring and direct data logging capabilities
Waveform monitoring eliminates oscilloscope use
Resolution indicator displaying maximum application resolution

Contact your Automation Controls Sales Engineer today to discuss your Laser Measurement Sensing needs.

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