RGB Digital Color Mark Sensor, 7-13mm

ATO RGB color mark sensor, equipped with ultra-high-speed color mark mode and high-precision color mode. It has a measuring range of 7-13mm, an protection class of IP67, an operating temperature of -10~55℃, and is equipped with short-circuit protection. The PVC wires are flame-retardant and wear-resistant. Digital color mark sensor can be accurately applied to detection scenarios such as color marks on packaging machine material belts and metal copper foil tapes, meeting the dual detection requirements of high speed and high precision.

Specification

Features

• Color mark mode: Color mark mode can automatically select R, G, B single-color LEDs to achieve an ultra-high-speed response of 45μs, suitable for high-speed detection.
• Color mode: Color mode uses R, G, B three types of LEDs simultaneously, and can accurately distinguish the color of color marks through the RGB ratio of reflected light, which can effectively detect films with patterns and designs, etc.
• Performance parameters: Measurement range 7~13mm; Protection class IP67; Operating temperature -10-55℃; Equipped with short-circuit protection; Using PVC wires, which are flame-retardant and wear-resistant.
• Application scenarios: Digital color mark sensor can be used in various industrial detection scenarios such as color mark detection of packaging machine material belts, detection of adhesive tapes pasted on metal copper foils, etc.

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Detail

Measurement Range

Wiring Method

Application

Tips: What Differences Between Color Mark Mode and Color Mode in RGB Color Sensor?

When using RGB digital color mark sensors, understanding the differences between Color mark mode and color mode is key to leveraging their full potential. Let’s explore how these two modes vary and how to choose suitable mode in your business.

Color mark mode is designed for ultra-high-speed detection. It automatically selects one monochromatic LED (from R, G, or B) and achieves a rapid 45μs reaction time. With its best LED auto-selection feature, it’s ideal for fast-moving objects, such as color marks on packaging machine material belts, where speed is a top priority.

Color mode, in contrast, focuses on high-precision color discrimination. It uses all three R, G, and B LEDs simultaneously, analyzing the ratio of their reflected light. This allows it to accurately identify colors, even on patterned or complex surfaces like decorated films or tapes on metal copper foils.

To choose between them, go for color mark mode when you need blazing-fast response in high-speed production lines. Opt for color mode when precision in distinguishing colors, especially on intricate materials, is essential.