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Optical switch sensor powers solar trash cans

Posted: 23 Dec 2009

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Keywords: Solar optical switch sensor

[Summary of tips] TT electronics Optek technology's OPB810L51 wide-gap slotted optical switch functions as a non-contact sensor. It has been employed in BigBelly Solar trash compactors to determine the exact position of the compaction ram. Additional applications for it includes non-contact interruptive object sensing, assembly line and machine ......

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