confocalDT Confocal chromatic sensor system

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g Special features Sensor with high numerical aperture Light-intensive sensor - 1) Average from 512 values kHz, the mid the measuring range onto optical flat 2) RMS noise relates mid measuring range kHz) 3) All data constant ambient temperature (25±1 °C). glass) Connection pluggable optical fiber via socket, standard length m; extension m; bending radius: static mm; dynamic mm Installation Clamping (mounting adapter see accessories) Temperature range Storage -20 +70 °C Operation +70 °C Shock (DIN 60068-2-27) 15g axis, 1000 shocks each Vibration (DIN 60068-2-6) 500 axis, cycles each Protection class (DIN 60529) IP65 (front) Material Stainless steel housing, glass lenses Weight 6) approx.5 ø10 ø4.1 ±0.1(001) IFS2407-0.70 0. Measurement plane-parallel test glass. approx.8 Measuring range 0. 4) Maximum measuring angle the sensor that produces usable signal reflecting surfaces. Acceptance report enclosed with delivery.2 µm Thickness ±0.5 throughout the entire measuring range.g.4 µm Light spot diameter µm Max. The accuracy decreases when approaching the limit values.26 Model IFS2407-0. 5) Glass sheet with refractive index 1.94 High precision sensors for displacement and thickness measurements confocalDT IFS2407 Dimensions mm, not scale.80 0.005 0. 1 ø12 50 Clamping range 58.005 0.11 ø12 0.05 ±0.1 0. target thickness 5) 0.50 Min.04 mm Target material reflective, diffuse well transparent surfaces (e.1 IFS2407-0. 6) Sensor weight without optical fiber 0.2 76. 5.8 mm Start measuring range approx. approx. Compact sensors from ø12 mm Submicron resolution For one-sided thickness measurements For precise distance measurements Very small light spot Large tilt angle .05 ±0. the mid the measuring range, also thinner layers can measured.1 ±0.8 5.1 0.1 approx. measuring angle 4) ±48° ±48° ±30° Numerical aperture (NA) 0.9 mm Resolution static 1) 3 nm dynamic 2) 6 nm Linearity 3) Displacement and distance ±0