5
18
Clamping
range
89
232
ø19.27
Model IFS2407/90-0,3 IFS2407-1,5 IFS2407-3
Measuring range 0.015 0.64
approx.2
ø36
ø65
1. Measurement plane-parallel test glass.6 µm
Light spot diameter 5. measuring angle 4)
±27° ±43° (±70°) 5)
±30°
Numerical aperture (NA) 0. 14.3 mm
Resolution
static 1)
6 nm
dynamic 2)
20 nm
Linearity 3)
Displacement and distance ±0.3 ±0. The accuracy decreases when approaching the limit values.5 throughout the entire measuring range. glass)
Connection
pluggable optical fiber via DIN socket, type C2407-x;
standard length extension m;
bending radius: static mm, dynamic mm
pluggable optical fiber via socket,
standard length extension m;
bending radius: static mm, dynamic mm
Installation Mounting holes (2x M2) 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 Aluminum housing, glass lenses
Weight 7)
approx.3 ±0.5
approx.5 µm
Thickness ±0.
Ø4.5 mm
Start measuring range approx. 800 approx.8
0.5
4˚
5
3
ø7.70 0.3 1.
17
.15 ±0.075 0.3
ø14
54
64
14
25
22
M2
ø18
12.
7)
Sensor weight without optical fiber
11
Clamping
range
105
188
ø54
ø19.5 µm
Max.53
Min.g. Acceptance report enclosed with delivery. 550 g
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). the mid the measuring range, also thinner layers can measured.15 mm
Target material reflective, diffuse well transparent surfaces (e. approx. 5.2
ø 38
3
approx.
5)
Maximum measuring angle the sensor which usable signal can obtained diffusely reflecting metallic surfaces, whereby the accuracy decreases towards the limit values
6)
Glass sheet with refractive index 1.5
M14x0.50 0.
28
Dimensions mm,
not scale. target thickness 5)
0.3
16.
4)
Maximum measuring angle the sensor that produces usable signal reflecting surfaces
