Capacitive proximity sensors operate based on the capacitor principle. The sensor contains a plate that acts as one plate of a capacitor, with the target acting as the other plate, and air serving as the dielectric. As a target approaches the sensor plate, the capacitance increases, and as it moves away, the capacitance decreases. The sensor's detector circuit monitors the oscillator's amplitude output and switches the output based on these changes. This allows the detection of any targets with a dielectric constant greater than air.
Capacitive
Ø4, 3-Wire, 2 Meter
Outer Thread Size M18, Detection Distance 8 mm
15 × 13 × 3 cm