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A fork sensor is a special type of photoelectric sensor designed in a U-shaped housing. It consists of two key parts — a light emitter on one arm and a receiver on the opposite arm. These components...

There are mainly three types of fork sensors used in industrial automation — optical fork sensors, ultrasonic fork sensors, and infrared fork sensors. Each type follows the same working structure, where...

A power supply converts AC to DC by changing the alternating current from the mains into a stable direct current that electronic equipment can safely use. Most industrial and electronic devices need DC...

An SMPS in VFD stands for Switched Mode Power Supply, and it is one of the most important components inside a Variable Frequency Drive. Its main job is to convert the incoming AC voltage into a stable...

A Solid State Relay (SSR) is important because it switches electrical loads quickly and efficiently without using any moving parts. It works through semiconductor technology, which makes it faster, more...

A pneumatic valve actuator is a device that uses compressed air to open and close valves automatically. It converts the energy from pressurized air into mechanical motion, which can be linear or rotary...

A pneumatic solenoid valve works by using electricity to control the flow of compressed air in a pneumatic system. When an electrical signal is applied to the solenoid coil, it creates a magnetic field...

A pneumatic flow control valve works by regulating the rate of airflow in a pneumatic system to control the speed of actuators like cylinders or motors. It uses compressed air as the power source and adjusts...

A pneumatic actuator valve works by using compressed air to open or close a valve automatically. When pressurized air enters the actuator, it pushes a piston or diaphragm that creates mechanical motion....

A pneumatic control valve works by using compressed air to regulate the flow of fluids such as air, gas, steam, or liquid in an industrial process. The working principle is simple — air pressure moves...