Universal Colour Sensor
Colour sensors have two basic types of application: reflected light and transmitted light. Colour sensors project three light elements (red, green and blue) onto the object by a white light LED, and a 3-color filter detector receives the reflected radiation from the testing object where the chromaticity will be calculated and compared with the previously stored reference colours to identify the color of the tested object. Additionally, color sensors are used when there is demand of blocking or reducing the transmission of light (e.g. UV) to avoid deterioration of the products. LT series color sensors with optical fibers consist an electronic controller to which a variety of optical fibre cables can be connected and offer a measurement distance ranges up to 100mm.
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Colour sensors have two basic types of application: reflected light and transmitted light. Colour sensors project three light elements (red, green and blue) onto the object by a white light LED, and a 3-color filter detector receives the reflected radiation from the testing object where the chromaticity will be calculated and compared with the previously stored reference colours to identify the color of the tested object. Additionally, color sensors are used when there is demand of blocking or reducing the transmission of light (e.g. UV) to avoid deterioration of the products. LT series color sensors with optical fibers consist an electronic controller to which a variety of optical fibre cables can be connected and offer a measurement distance ranges up to 100mm.
To contact Bestech Australia about Universal Colour Sensor use Get a quote.
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