When making a window frame, note the following basic points.
If the light reflecting off the object returns to the window frame and enters in the receiving area of the sensor, errors may occur.
Light returns more or less to the window frame depending on how the sensing object inclines or how the light reflects.
Whether or not this reflecting light affects the measurement depends on the amount of diffuse light, reflectance ratio of the window frame, and required measurement accuracy.
It is ideal for the window frame to be made of a material as thin as possible with matte black finish which does not reflect light.
Confirm the dimensions of the window frame, checking the measurement accuracy.
- It must not intercept the Light Emitting Beam
- It must not intercept the Light Receiving View
- Light should not reflect diffusely on the window frame
If the light reflecting off the object returns to the window frame and enters in the receiving area of the sensor, errors may occur.
Light returns more or less to the window frame depending on how the sensing object inclines or how the light reflects.
Whether or not this reflecting light affects the measurement depends on the amount of diffuse light, reflectance ratio of the window frame, and required measurement accuracy.
It is ideal for the window frame to be made of a material as thin as possible with matte black finish which does not reflect light.
Confirm the dimensions of the window frame, checking the measurement accuracy.
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