BGS / FGS FUNCTIONS MAKE EVEN THE MOST CHALLENGING SETTINGS POSSIBLE!
The BGS function is best suited for the following case
Background not present | BGS (Background suppression) function |
When object and background are separated
The sensor judges that an object is present when light is received at position A of the
| OFF | ON | |
Light received at element | Light received at | ||
B or light not received | element A | ||
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| Element A | |
Background |
| Element B | |
Moving object | Object | ||
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| in the back |
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| Setting distance |
The FGS function is best suited for the following case
Background present | FGS (Foreground suppression) function |
When object and background are close | The sensor judges that no object is present when light is received at position B of |
together | the light receiving element |
When the object is glossy or uneven | function is useful if the object and the background are close together or if the |
| object is glossy or uneven. However, sensing is impossible if there is no |
| background (conveyor, etc.).. |
OFF in this condition only
Object absent
OFF
Element A
Emitting
element
Element B Lens
Conveyor
Light received at element B
A conveyor or other background must be present.
ON in all other conditions
Object present | For glossy |
| object |
ON | ON |
Setting distance
Conveyor |
| Conveyor |
Light received |
| Light is not received at |
at element A |
| element B, so an object |
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| is judged to be present |
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