Ultrasonic Sensors
Ultrasonic sensors are ideally suited to accurate, automatic distance measurement in normal and difficult environments. Ultrasonic sensors are particularly suitable for environments where optical sensors are unusable such as smoke, dust and similar. Ultrasonic sensors are very accurate, stable and can be used over large ranges. Complete list of PIL Ultrasonic Sensors
Ultrasonic sensors can measure the following parameters without contacting the medium to be measured
•Distance
•Level
•Diameter
•Presence
•Position
Ultrasonic sensors make accurate measurements in many difficult environments and unusual materials. Measurements are unaffected by:
•Material
•Surface
•Light
•Dust
•Mist and Vapor
Applications
Industry Application
Ultrasonic sensors are used in a wide range of industries for many applications. The following diagrams and typical industries show where ultrasonic sensors are being used today. The lists and applications are not exhaustive. Complete list of PIL Ultrasonic Sensors
Winding & Unwinding
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Ultrasound sensors are used to detect the changes in diameter of drums and reels as they are wound or unwound. Typical industries are:
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Slope Control
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Ultrasonic sensors are used to monitor the slope of loops of material in a process. They are the sensing components of systems that control continuous running of flexible material. Typical industries are:
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Height Measurement
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With high accuracy and repeatability, ultrasonic sensors are used to measure the height of objects that are moving past the sensor. Measurements are generally unaffected by surface finishes and shapes of the measured objects. Industries where this type of application are found include:
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Position Control
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Pairs of ultrasonic sensors are used to accurately position objects. Linked together in a control system. the sensors provide the prime input for object location and position adjustment. Industries using these applications include:
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Collision Protection
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Ultrasonic sensors are attached to moving objects and equipment to provide collision protection. The sensor continuously relays proximity data to a controller. Many industrial users include:
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Level Sensing
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Ultrasonic sensors have a unique ability to detect uneven surfaces and return accurate distance data. The sensors are used in many applications where the detection of the level of a fluid in a container is needed. Typical industries include:
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Filing Sensing
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Ultrasonic sensors can accurately detect the changing levels of powders, grains and other semi fluid substances. Many industrial users include:
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