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Ultrasonic  
 Operating inst. ultrasonic USC 18 (99 KB)
Operating inst. ultrasonic USC 30 (128 KB)
Operating inst. ultrasonic USCTI 18/USCRTI 18 (96.8 KB)
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Datasheets
Ultrasonic, US (869 KB)
Ultrasonic, USC (980 KB)
Ultrasonic, USTI 12 M (165 KB)
Ultrasonic, USTI 12 M 200 (50.8 KB)
Ultrasonic sensors have many advantages over optical,
inductive, capacitive and magnetic switches.
- They can sense any material. With a few exceptions,
all objects can be detected equally well so long as a
certain minimum size and a certain maximum angle of
incidence are maintained.
- No correction factors have to be applied (as with
inductive sensors, for example). Color does not matter.
The surface of the scanned objects has no influence
on the measuring accuracy. Only the maximum
permitted angle of incidence is affected by the surface
roughness.
- They function in fog, dust, dirt or extreme lightning.
These create problems for many optical sensors.
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