Is it possible to use Photomicrosensors in a vacuum?

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Answer

Photomicrosensors are not designed for use in a vacuum.

Explanation

The components used in Photomicrosensors (e.g. cord, plastic material, internal circuit components) cause outgassing (releasing gases from materials) in a vacuum. In addition, if the Photomicrosensors is used in a vacuum, there is a high possibility of overheating and failure due to insufficient heat dissipation.

Quick tips

For detection of an object in a vacuum chamber, consider using the vacuum resistant fiber sensor head.

  • Can be used in high vacuum of 10 to 5 Pa.
  • Heat-resistant temperature 120°C type and 200°C type are available.
Vacuum resistant 01
Vacuum resistant 02
Product category Sensors Photomicro Sensors
Classification Usage, Applications
Related keywords
  • Optical Sensor
  • Use in Vacuum
  • Fiber Sensor
  • Vacuum Resistant Fiber Head
  • Vacuum Chamber
  • E32-VF1
  • E32-VF4
  • E32-T51V 1M
  • E32-T54V 1M
  • E32-T84SV 1M

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