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Hi all,
Do anyone knows what type of sensor is available in the market to detect the size of the object. Like it area etc. How can i detect a object size.
Thanks in advance.
Do anyone knows what type of sensor is available in the market to detect the size of the object. Like it area etc. How can i detect a object size.
Thanks in advance.





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I’m trying to detect DC power supply adapter sizes. So probably 4cm by 9cm and smaller.
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what are you going to do with the data that you collect
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The normal method for that would be weight. Use a conveyor weigher. Select some number of the type-one chargers and weigh them. Then do the same for the second style. Use the average for each with a tolerance. They'll definitely weigh different amounts. You may be able to weigh them without a conveyor and have the same hand shove them into the appropriate box after the unit beeps. It can be under a second.
Keith Cress
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If this is related to recycling and resale, then beware that many adapters can be packaged identically but have variable electrical characteristics.
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