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Panasonic HL-D3 measurement sensors
High-precision multi-point 2D sensor
Panasonic HL-D3 measurement sensors
- Resolution of 1μm
- The functionality of 500 displacement sensors in a device that is just 12.5mm wide!
- Height measurement range (i.e. sensing range on the Z axis): 50 ± 10mm
- Center point of the height measurement range: 50mm
- Width measurement range (i.e. sensing range on the X axis): 12.5mm
- Sampling rate: max. 80µs
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- Four measuring modes for different requirements:
Multi-select displacement setting: The displacement sensor senses up to 10 measurement points specified on the X axis and completes the judgment at super-high speed.
Whole synchronized measurement: The displacement sensor performs sensing of all target objects with the same sensitivity adjustment throughout the entire width measurement range (X axis). This mode is suitable for the sensing of fast-moving objects.
Multi-zone beam control: High-precision sensing is achieved by segmenting the width measurement range (X axis) to optimize light intensity. This mode is suitable for the sensing of objects with varied glossiness or color.
Constant pitch measurement: Sensing is performed at even intervals upon adjusting the sensitivity per the pitch specified along the width measurement range (X axis). High-speed sensing is made possible by the reduced number of sensing points.


