Transistor Outputs Slotted Switch

Part	RoHS	Manufacturer	Optoelectronic Type	Mounting Feature	Terminal Finish	Maximum On State Voltage	Nominal On State Collector Current	Configuration	Maximum Dark Current	No. of Functions	Maximum Forward Current	No. of Elements	Packing Method	Output Circuit Type	Maximum Response Time	Sub-Category	Maximum Operating Temperature	Minimum Operating Temperature	Nominal Slot Width	Minimum Collector-emitter Breakdown Voltage	Additional Features	JESD-609 Code	Gap Size	Maximum On State Current
EE-SX673		Omron	TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SLOTTED SWITCH					SINGLE		1							55 Cel	-10 Cel	5 mm		TTL COMPATIBLE		5 mm
EE-SX1055		Omron	TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SLOTTED SWITCH				.5 mA	SINGLE	200 nA	1	.05 A						85 Cel	-25 Cel	2.8 mm	30 V			2.8 mm
EE-SX471P		Omron	TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SLOTTED SWITCH					SINGLE		1							55 Cel	-25 Cel	5 mm				5 mm
EE-SX1108		Omron	TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SLOTTED SWITCH		Tin/Silver/Copper (Sn/Ag/Cu)		.15 mA	SINGLE	100 nA	1	.025 A						85 Cel	-30 Cel	2 mm	20 V		e1	2 mm
AEDS-9310		Broadcom	TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SLOTTED SWITCH				10 mA	SINGLE	100 nA	1	.05 A						85 Cel	-25 Cel	5 mm	30 V			5 mm
AEDS-9300		Broadcom	TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SLOTTED SWITCH				10 mA	SINGLE	100 nA	1	.05 A						85 Cel	-25 Cel	2.7 mm	30 V			2.7 mm

Transistor Outputs Slotted Switch

Transistor output slotted switches are electronic devices that use an infrared (IR) light-emitting diode (LED) and a phototransistor to detect the presence of an object or to detect motion. They are commonly used in applications such as robotics, conveyor systems, and door opening and closing systems.

The device consists of an IR LED and a phototransistor that are placed opposite each other with a small gap between them. When an object passes between the LED and the phototransistor, the IR light from the LED is blocked and the phototransistor detects the change in light intensity. This change is then amplified by a transistor and used to trigger a control circuit, which can activate a motor, open or close a door, or perform other actions.

One of the advantages of transistor output slotted switches is their ability to detect small objects or objects that are moving quickly. They can be used in a wide range of applications and are suitable for use in harsh environments, such as in industrial settings.

Another advantage of transistor output slotted switches is their durability and reliability. They do not have any moving parts that can wear out or break, and they are not affected by vibrations or shocks.

One of the disadvantages of transistor output slotted switches is their limited range. They are only able to detect objects within a certain distance from the device.