vol.277 February 2024
Color sensor for easy color detection
Development, implementation, and maintenance costs can be reduced.
Conventional camera |
High development load Software development for image processing is required when converting colors, and software modification fees are also required when changing or adding colors. |
Over configuration An MPU with high processing power is required to process camera image data. |
Huge communication fees The amount of communication required to send image data to the host is enormous, and communication methods are limited. |
Color Sensor |
Low development load No application development is required because the RGB voltage corresponding to the color is output from the sensor when converting colors. |
Optimal configuration Because the sensor handles RGB output voltages, processing by an inexpensive MPU is possible. |
Minor communication fees The sensor separates color into RGB and outputs only the RGB output voltage data, so color detection can be performed with a small amount of communication. |
This color sensor is small and can be easily integrated into equipment.
- Power-supply voltage: 5 V ±5%
- Digital output: A/D conversion not required on the product side
- Communication method: I2C
- Can be mounted from two directions with M3 screws
Low heat generation contributes to equipment miniaturization and high energy efficiency
Miniaturization of equipment by realizing low heat generation
800 VAC/260 A cutoff while reducing heat dissipating parts
General high-capacity power relay
Requires a fan and a heat sink
G9KA-1A
Low heat generation makes it possible to reduce the need for fans, heat sinks, etc., thus enabling equipment miniaturization
Realization of high energy efficiency
Industry-leading*1 ultra-low contact resistance (0.2 mΩ or less)
General high-capacity power relay
<Simulation conditions>
- 480 VAC / 200 A
- Ambient temperature 85°C
- Use of fans, ducts, and heat sinks
- One piece installed on a board
G9KA-1A
Improved energy efficiency by suppressing energy loss due to heat generation
*1. According to OMRON's research in July 2021.
* Contents as of January 2024.
In the interest of product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice