The OPB875N55 operates on the principle of reflective object sensing. The infrared LED emits light, which is then reflected off an object and detected by the phototransistor. When an object is present, the phototransistor conducts, producing an output signal.
The OPB875N55 is commonly used in: - Printers and copiers for paper jam detection - Industrial automation for object counting and positioning - Robotics for obstacle detection and line following
Note: The alternative models listed above are indicative and may vary based on specific requirements and availability from manufacturers.
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What is OPB875N55?
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What type of output does OPB875N55 provide?
Can OPB875N55 be used for detecting transparent or translucent objects?
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Is OPB875N55 suitable for harsh industrial environments?
Does OPB875N55 have built-in protection against reverse polarity connection?
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