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The LED color sensor is a high-performance industrial color sensor featuring dual-mode detection (contrast and color) for rapid capture of surface characteristics on various workpieces. Utilizing a four-element, three-color LED as the light source, it offers a measurement range of 8-25mm. Output options support NPN/PNP configurations and include LIGHT-ON/DARK-ON switching functionality.
User Guide
NO indicates normally open, NC indicates normally closed.NPN indicates common positive voltage, outputting negative voltage. PNP indicates common negative voltage, outputting positive voltage.NPN NO: Normally open state. When an object is detected, the black wire outputs a negative voltage signal.NPN NC: Normally outputs a negative voltage signal. When an object is detected, the output signal is interrupted.PNP NO: Normally open. When an object is detected, the black wire outputs a positive voltage signal.PNP NC: Normally outputs a positive voltage signal. When an object is detected, the output signal is interrupted.
An LED color sensor identifies the color of an object's surface using its built-in light source and photodetector. The sensor emits red, green, and blue light at specific wavelengths onto the target object. The object's surface reflects light of different wavelengths with varying intensities. The detector receives the reflected light and converts it into an electrical signal. This signal is processed by internal circuitry and converted into RGB values or color judgment results. This enables the sensor to quickly and accurately identify the target color.
During installation, ensure the LED color sensor faces the target surface directly and maintains a stable working distance to avoid external light interference. After powering on, users can adjust sensitivity or thresholds to match detection requirements. The color sensor outputs digital signals directly or interfaces with PLCs, industrial computers, and other devices via standard connections for automated inspection and control.
Compared to traditional manual inspection or standard optical sensors, LED color sensors deliver higher detection accuracy and faster response speeds. They reliably identify subtle color variations in complex environments while featuring compact size, low power consumption, and extended lifespan. Combined with digital display or signal output capabilities, they find extensive use in printing quality control, coating process monitoring, plastic sorting, textile color recognition, and food packaging inspection.