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Photoelectric Sensor |
Fiber Optics |
Ultrasonic Sensor |
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| For any given application, there are numerous sensors that will do the job. Knowing how to apply the correct sensor for the application is the secret to reliability and longevity. There are six types of sensing devices to choose from when approaching a typical application. In this order (as shown above), they are: | |||||
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