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1. What Is an FA Sensor?
FA stands for Factory Automation and refers to the automation of and reduction of the amount of workers at factories.
By using a large number of industrial robots in place of workers in the operations that were conventionally performed by
people, FA aims to improve productivity (reducing production costs and improving takt time) and quality (increasing yields
and making performance uniform) and to shift the human workers to more productive work.
FA sensors refer to the sensors that perform a variety of operations in the place of human workers.
Some concrete examples are given below.
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Sensors That Use Magnetism
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2. What Is a Displacement Sensor?
As shown in the following figures, displacement sensors can not only detect the presence of targets but can also detect
the amount of displacement such as for small/large targets and for near/far targets.
Reflective Type
Photoelectric/proximity switches Displacement sensors
Far
Present Not present Small Large
Near
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Photoelectric/proximity switches Optical micrometers
The typical types of displacement sensors are the 6 types listed below.
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Principles of Typical Displacement Sensors
HDE lens
Linear collimator lens
Delta cut technology
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the position of the
absolute value scale.
Transmitted wave
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3. What Can Be Done with a Displacement Sensor?
Displacement sensors can be used to perform a variety of measurements.
This chapter will introduce concrete examples grouped into the six major types of measurements.
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Disk rotor warpage measurement Tyre runout measurement Ultrasonic welder monitoring
Position Measurement
Precision stage positioning Feedback control of a welder Position tracking of high temperature steel pipe
Warpage measurement of a circuit board Ampoule shape inspection Thermal expansion of a lithium-ion battery
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4. Displacement Sensor Applications
Displacement sensors are used in a variety of applications and for a variety of purposes.
This chapter explains how to use displacement sensors in inspections and when checking machine operations.
Inspection means two things: inspection of individual parts and inspection of assembled parts.
To create a product, a great number of parts are necessary.
In order to assemble all these parts to create the correct product, each and every part also has to be
correct. Also, inspections must be performed when the parts are assembled to check that they have been
assembled correctly.
Example: A process in which a grey part is set within a grey part, and then a transparent glass lid is set on top.
Displacement sensors are also used to check the machine operations performed during the assembly of
parts. It is possible to prevent defective products from being released
by checking whether the machine is operating normally.
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So, what can be done to prevent failures from occurring?
Method 1
Check whether the dimensions of each part
are correct.
This prevents the failure shown in 2 .
Method 2
When the grey part is attached, check the status of the attachment.
This prevents the failure shown in 3 .
Method 3
Finally, check whether the lid has been set on top correctly.
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5. Displacement Sensor Selection
When selecting a displacement sensor, it is necessary to consider accuracy.
This chapter will discuss accuracy.
Tolerance refers to the difference between the maximum and minimum values that is permitted for the reference.
25 mm Reference product
Tolerance: ±0.1 mm
The following table shows the ratio to the tolerance of ±0.1 mm and the target size that can be judged to be OK for
accuracies of (1) ±0.001 mm, (2) ±0.01 mm, and (3) ±0.03 mm.
24.901 to 25.099
(1) ±0.001 1/100
(Range = 198 μm)
24.910 to 25.090
(2) ±0.01 1/10
(Range = 180 μm)
24.930 to 25.070
(3) ±0.03 Approx. 1/3
(Range = 140 μm)
This shows how the better the accuracy of the displacement sensor,
the more accurately judgements can be made.
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6. Support
We hope that you now understand just what FA sensors and displacement sensors are.
In addition to this guide, KEYENCE has a rich variety of contents related to measuring instruments for people who are
planning to select a displacement sensor in the near future. Feel free to download these materials from the KEYENCE website.
Applications
We have grouped together examples of improvements according to different processes, manufactured products, and
applications. These materials are packed with know-how for implementing improvements.
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