Diffuse Reflective Sensor - Infrared - Long Range - for Part Ejection Sensors There are two important criteria

There are two important criteria when selecting photoelectric sensors for in-die use:

The receiver only needs to detect a very small amount of light from the emitter in order for the sensor to actuate

and can be used in areas (such as under a stripper plate) where is it difficult to mount a tubular barrel proximity sensor

Pin #2 - Power Return/Ground (Blue wire)

Diffuse Reflective Sensor - Infrared - Long Range - for Part Ejection Sensors There are two important criteriaThis 1 meter range infrared Diffuse Reflective Photosensor is the most commonly used sensor for detecting part ejection. This sensor uses infrared (as opposed to visible) light, making it ideal for use in oily environments such as stamping dies. Its a reflective sensor the emitter and receiver are in the same housing, aimed in the same direction. The emitter sends out a cone shaped field of infrared light. The receiver only needs to detect a very