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Infrared temperature sensor IRN2(V/T)analogdigitalfor the automotive industry
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Characteristics
- Technology
- infrared
- Output
- analog, digital
- Applications
- for the automotive industry
- Other characteristics
- miniature, programmable, high-precision, non-contact
- Temperature
150 °C, 300 °C, 1,000 °C
(302 °F, 572 °F, 1,832 °F)
Description
This Texense IRN2 miniature digital infrared brake temperature sensor is perfect for contact free brake temperature measurements, detecting infrared rays emitted from objects a few centimeters away. Its reduced dimensions and two casing options (M12 or Bloc T) allow it to be easily integrated into production equipment or systems. It operates independently with an analogue output. Thanks to its reduced dimensions, sophisticated electronics and two casing options (M12 or Bloc T) the sensor is simple to install. The emissivity of the infrared brake temperature sensor may be adjusted by programming the product via a USB cable. Excellent precision for the 150°C and 300°C and 1000°C ranges with values in the region of 0.3% of the full scale. The output signal is perfectly linear.
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