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1022 Non-Contact Proximity Sensor

Clippard 1022 Non-Contact Proximity sensor

Clippard's 1022 Non-Contact Air Proximity Sensor has no moving parts and will sense any flat or curved object which presents a sensing surface of 1/4" or more to the sensing nozzle.

1022 Non-Contact Proximity Sensor Diagrams

Medium: Air
Input Pressure: 4 to 10 psig / 0.3 to 0.7 bar
Nominal Proximity Distance: 0.100"
Output Signal at 4 psig Supply: Normal: -2" H2O; Actuated: 7 1/2" H2O
Frequency Responses: 500 CPM
Air Consumption: 8.5 l/min
Sensing Capability: Flat or curved surfaces with 1/8" minimum radius
Connections: #10-32 (M5) female
Construction: Solid brass, bright dipped


 

 

Clippard Tech Tip

1022 Non-Contact Proximity Sensor In this Tech Tip, Scott Lamb of Clippard Instrument Laboratory explains how Clippard's 1022 Non-Contacting Proximity Sensor functions.


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Supply pressure from shop air comes in to a miniature MAR-1-2 0-20 psig regulator and a 2010 low pressure control valve. The 0-20 psig regulator sends a low pressure signal to the 1022 proximity sensor. The 1022 proximity sensor emits a cone-shaped air blast that, when obstructed, diverts the low pressure air back through the outlet and into the low pressure pilot side of the 2010.