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UEA UMWELT sensors are measurement feedback devices that operate based on the optical principle of gratings. Grating scales are frequently used in the closed-loop servo systems of CNC machine tools and can be used to detect linear or angular displacement. The measurement output signal is a digital pulse, characterized by a large detection range, high detection accuracy, and fast response speed. For example, in CNC machine tools, they are often used to detect the coordinates of tools and workpieces to observe and track tool path errors, thereby compensating for tool motion errors. Grating scales are classified according to different manufacturing methods and optical principles into transmission gratings and reflection gratings.

UEA UMWELT sensor applications

The most widespread application of distance sensors is in mobile phones. Smartphones on the market all contain distance sensors. When a user answers a call, the phone is close to the ear, which can easily lead to accidental operations (such as cheeks puffing out while laughing and hanging up the call). Therefore, a distance sensor is needed to monitor the distance in real time and automatically turn off the screen when the distance is too close to avoid accidental operations. In addition, distance sensors are also widely used for measuring mine shaft depth, detecting aircraft altitude, and exploring outdoor environments. With the continuous development of technology, they also show prominent performance in wearable devices (such as smart belts).

UEA UMWELT sensor working principle

When a time-of-flight laser sensor is in operation, it must measure the transmission time with extreme precision because the speed of light is very fast. For example, the speed of light is approximately 3´108m/s. To achieve a resolution of 1mm, the electronic circuit of the time-of-flight ranging sensor must be able to distinguish the following extremely short time interval: 0.001m¸(3´108m/s)=3ps. Distinguishing a time interval of 3ps places excessively high demands on electronic technology and is too costly to implement. However, today's affordable time-of-flight laser sensors cleverly bypass this obstacle by using a simple statistical principle, namely the law of averages, to achieve a resolution of 1mm while ensuring response speed.

UEA UMWELT sensor industry applications

1) Application in taxi meter testing systems: To further promote energy conservation and emission reduction and address the metrological needs of the electric vehicle industry, the mobile electric taxi meter testing system has been officially launched. The testing device is roughly divided into two parts: a main unit about the size of a password case, placed on the rear seat of the car, and a distance sensor attached to the car body. According to reports, the device uses the driving distance measurement method. As the driver drives the car for a certain distance, the testing device and the meter sample synchronously. The entire testing process is expected to be completed in about seven to eight minutes. 2) Wide range of applications in the automation field: Today, in addition to ultrasonic sensors and standard photoelectric sensors, a new method capable of solving long-distance measurement and inspection tasks has been added to automatic detection and control methods: the time-of-flight laser distance sensor. It provides application flexibility for various scenarios, including the following: (1) Equipment positioning. (2) Measuring the level of material in bags. (3) Measuring the distance and height of objects on conveyor belts. (4) Measuring log diameter. (5) Protecting overhead cranes from collisions. (6) Error-free inspection scenarios. (7) Aircraft ground clearance monitoring.

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