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Transparent media and polymer banknote transmissive sensor 'CS2401P'

A sensor that can add changes such as distance and sequential functions.

The "CS2401P" is a sensor that provides stable output without misdetecting (transmitting) the transparent parts of media or polymer banknotes, while keeping the package of transparent media and conventional currency sensors intact. Additionally, since it is equipped with an MCU, it is possible to make changes such as distance adjustments or to add sequential functions. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Flux penetration type "non-destructive testing device"

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The magnetic flux transmission type "non-destructive testing device" emits alternating magnetic flux from a coil onto the test object, generating eddy currents. The generated eddy currents release a magnetic flux that cancels out the magnetic flux from the coil. If there is a disturbance in the magnetic flux, this sensor detects that disturbance. Additionally, this sensor is a type of electromagnetic induction sensor. By detecting the amplitude and phase shift, it can determine pass or fail. 【Features of the Magnetic Flux Transmission Type Sensor】 ■ Fast inspection time ■ Capable of inspecting inside metals ■ High defect detection accuracy ■ Less affected by surface conditions ■ No need for pre-processing or post-processing, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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