Datasheet

Ultra-slim Photoelectric Sensor EX-10 SERIES Ver.2
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Selection
Guide
Amplier
Built-in
Power Supply
Built-in
Amplier-
separated
CX-400
CY-100
EX-10
EX-20
EX-30
EX-40
CX-440
EQ-30
EQ-500
MQ-W
RX-LS200
RX
RT-610
FIBER
SENSORS
LASER
SENSORS
PHOTO-
ELECTRIC
SENSORS
MICRO
PHOTO-
ELECTRIC
SENSORS
AREA
SENSORS
LIGHT
CURTAINS /
SAFETY
COMPONENTS
PRESSURE /
FLOW
SENSORS
INDUCTIVE
PROXIMITY
SENSORS
PARTICULAR
USE
SENSORS
SENSOR
OPTIONS
SIMPLE
WIRE-SAVING
UNITS
WIRE-SAVING
SYSTEMS
MEASURE-
MENT
SENSORS
STATIC
ELECTRICITY
PREVENTION
DEVICES
LASER
MARKERS
PLC
HUMAN
MACHINE
INTERFACES
ENERGY
CONSUMPTION
VISUALIZATION
COMPONENTS
FA
COMPONENTS
MACHINE
VISION
SYSTEMS
UV
CURING
SYSTEMS
SENSING CHARACTERISTICS (TYPICAL)
EX-14□
Convergent reective type
Sensing elds
• Horizontal (left and right) direction • Vertical (up and down) direction
5
0.197
10
0.394
05
0.197
10
0.394
0
10
0.394
20
0.787
30
1.181
40
1.575
White
N4
7 mm
0.276 in
ℓ
L
Setting distance L (mm in)
Left
Right
Center
Operating point ℓ (mm in)
50 × 50 mm 1.969 × 1.969 in
Non-glossy paper
5
0.197
10
0.394
05
0.197
10
0.394
0
10
0.394
20
0.787
30
1.181
40
1.575
White
N4
ℓ
7.75
mm
0.305 in
L
Setting distance L (mm in)
Down
Up
Center
Operating point ℓ (mm in)
50 × 50 mm
1.969 × 1.969 in
Non-glossy paper
Correlation between lightness and sensing range Correlation between material (50 × 50 mm 1.969 × 1.969 in) and sensing range
0
10
0.394
20
0.787
30
1.181
40
1.575
N2 N4 N6 N8
Lightness LightDark
N2N1 N3 N4 N5 N6 N7 N8 N9
Sensing range L (mm in)
Sensing region
Distance to convergent point
0
20
0.787
10
0.394
40
1.575
60
2.362
80
3.150
Sensing range L (mm in)
Black circuit board
Black rubber sheet
IC tray (Black)
Glass epoxy printed circuit board (Green masked surface)
Ceramic circuit board
White non-glossy paper
Stainless steel plate
Aluminum plate
(Hair line)
Aluminum-evaporated mirror
Distance to convergent point
The sensing region (typical) is
represented by oblique lines
in the left gure. However, the
sensitivity should be set with
enough margin because of
slight variation in products.
The bars in the graph indicate
the sensing range (typical)
for the respective material.
However, there is a slight
variation in the sensing range
depending on the product.
Further, if there is a reective
object (conveyor, etc.) in the
background of the sensing
object, since it affects the
sensing, separate it by more
than twice the sensing range
shown in the left graph.
Lightness shown on the left
may differ slightly from the
actual object condition.
PRECAUTIONS FOR PROPER USE
Refer to p.1458~ for general precautions.
Mounting
• In case of mounting on tapped holes (Unit: mm in)
Sensing
direction
Sensing
direction
Attached screw
[M2 (length 10 0.394)]
Attached screw
[M2 (length 8 0.315)]
M2 × 0.4 0.016 hole
tapped, 7 0.276 deep
M2 × 0.4 0.016 hole
tapped, 6 0.157 deep
11
0.433
11
0.433
The tightening torque should be 0.2 N·m or less.
• In case of using attached screws and nuts (Unit: mm in)
Attached screw
Attached screw
Thickness of
mounting plate: 2 0.079 or less
Thickness of
mounting plate: 2.5 0.098 or less
Spring washers
Nuts
Flat washers
[M2 (length 10 0.394)]
[M2 (length 8 0.315)]
Sensing
direction
Sensing
direction
11
0.433
11
0.433
The tightening torque should be 0.2 N·m or less.
Side sensing
Side sensing Front sensing
Front sensing
Operation mode switch
(EX-15□, EX-15E□, EX-17□ and EX-17E□ only)
Operation mode switch
L: Light-ON
D: Dark-ON
Lights up when the output is
ON.
Operation indicator (Orange)
Others
• Do not use during the initial transient time (50 ms)
(EX-15□, EX-15E□, EX-17□, EX-17E□: 100 ms) after the
power supply is switched on.
• Excess bending of the cable or stress applied to the
cable may disconnect the internal lead wire.
Switch
position
Description
Light-ON mode is set when the switch is turned fully
clockwise (L side).
Dark-ON mode is set when the switch is turned fully
counterclockwise (D side).
• Never use this product as a sensing device
for personnel protection.
• In case of using sensing devices for
personnel protection, use products which
meet laws and standards, such as OSHA,
ANSI or IEC etc., for personnel protection
applicable in each region or country.