Leuze Color Sensors | Color Mark Sensor CRT 448, CRT 20B
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Leuze Color Sensors: Color Mark Sensor CRT 448, CRT 20B

IndMALL Automation, a leading provider of Leuze products, offers a range of Leuze Color Sensors that detect colors by comparing to a stored reference value. Our selection includes the latest models of Leuze Color Mark Sensors, known for their accuracy and reliability. Get the best prices on Leuze Color Mark Sensors in Chennai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Pondicherry, and across India.

Leuze CRT 448.S3/444-M12

CRT 448.S3/444-M12 | 50121294

  • Part no.: 50121294
  • Series: 448
  • Application: Detection of three colors
  • Operating range, max.: 12 … 32 mm
  • Light source: LED, White
  • Light spot size: 4 mm
  • Supply voltage UB: 12 … 28 V, DC
Leuze CRT-448-S3-222-M12

CRT 448.S3/222-M12 | 50121293

  • Part no.: 50121293
  • Series: 448
  • Application: Detection of three colors
  • Operating range, max.: 12 … 32 mm
  • Light source: LED, White
  • Supply voltage UB : 12 … 28 V, DC
  • Switching Frequency: 500 Hz
CRT 448.L3/444-M12

CRT 448.L3/444-M12 | 50121292

  • Part no.:50121292
  • Series: 448
  • Application: Detection of three colors
  • Operating range, max.: 18 … 22 mm
  • Light source: LED, White
  • Supply voltage UB : 12 … 28 V, DC
  • Switching Frequency: 500 Hz
Leuze CRT-448-L3-222-M12

CRT 448.L3/222-M12 | 50121291

  • Part no.:50121291
  • Series: 448
  • Application: Detection of three colors
  • Operating range, max.: 18 … 22 mm
  • Light source: LED, White
  • Supply voltage UB : 12 … 28 V, DC
  • Switching Frequency: 500 Hz
Leuze CRT 20B M/P-60-004-S12

CRT 20B M/P-60-004-S12 | 50109601

  • Part no.:50109601
  • Series: 20B
  • Application: Detection of four colors
  • Operating range, max.: 51 … 69 mm
  • Light source: LED, RGB
  • Supply voltage UB : 10 … 30 V, DC
  • Switching Frequency: 3,500 Hz
Leuze CRT 20B M/P-60-004-S12

CRT 20B M/P-12-004-S12 | 50109600

  • Part no.: 50109600
  • Series: 20B
  • Application: Detection of four colors
  • Operating range, max.: 9.5 … 15.5 mm
  • Light source: LED, RGB
  • Supply voltage UB : 10 … 30 V, DC
  • Switching Frequency: 3,500 Hz
Leuze CRT 20B M/P-60-001-S12

CRT 20B M/P-60-001-S12 | 50109597

  • Part no.:50109597
  • Series: 20B
  • Application: Detection of one color
  • Operating range, max.: 51 … 69 mm
  • Light source: LED, RGB
  • Supply voltage UB : 10 … 30 V, DC
  • Switching Frequency: 6000 Hz
CRT 20B M/P-12-001-S12

CRT 20B M/P-12-001-S12 | 50109596

  • Part no.:50109596
  • Series: 20B
  • Application: Detection of one color
  • Operating range, max.: 9.5 … 15.5 mm
  • Light source: LED, RGB
  • Supply voltage UB : 10 … 30 V, DC
  • Switching Frequency: 6000 Hz

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People Also Ask

What is the Principle of Colour Sensor?

A color sensor operates on the principle of light reflection. It emits light onto a surface and measures the intensity of the reflected light.

Different colors reflect light differently, allowing the sensor to distinguish colors based on the intensity of the reflected light. This technology is widely used in quality control and sorting applications.

Is Color Sensor Analog or Digital?

Color sensors can be either analog or digital. Analog color sensors output a continuous signal proportional to the color intensity detected. Digital color sensors, on the other hand, convert the detected color into a digital signal, often providing more precise and discrete data about the color detected.

Can IR Detect Color?

Infrared (IR) sensors cannot detect color as they are designed to sense IR light, which is beyond the visible spectrum. They detect heat and movement rather than color, which is perceived in the visible light range. Color detection requires sensors that respond to visible light wavelengths.

What is the Structure of Color Sensor?

A color sensor typically consists of a light source, a photodiode or photodetector, and optical filters. The light source illuminates the object, and the reflected light passes through the filters. These filters separate the light into primary colors, usually red, green, and blue. The photodiode then measures the intensity of each color, enabling color detection and analysis.

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