E3XDA51S2M Datasheet, PDF (10/35 Pages) Omron Electronics LLC – Evolution and Perfection The next-generation platform for a wide range of sensing

An impressive lineup of Digital Amplifiers to
handle a wide variety of applications.
The Digital Amplifiers achieve a maximum response time of 48 µs.
Standard Models
Models with Cables
(E3X-DA11-S)
Models with Connectors
Equipped with OMRON's own easy-wiring connector.
(E3X-DA6-S)
Advanced Models
Twin-output Models
Two threshold values can be set. Judgement and self-diagnosis
output available.
External-input Models
The Sensor can be controlled externally. Equipped with counting function.
A wide variety of color variations available. Equipped
with APC circuit for more stable detection.
Mark-detecting Models and Infrared Models
Models with Green LED
(Representative model:
E3X-DAG6-S)
(Representative model: E3X-DA6TW-S)
(Representative model:
E3X-DA6RM-S)
Models with Blue LED
(Representative model:E3X-DAB6-S)
Infrared Models Available Soon
(Representative model:E3X-DAH6-S)
Two Amplifiers squeezed into a single, compact Unit.
NEW _{AND/OR output available.}
2-channel Models
(Representative model:E3X-MDA6)
Maximize Fiber Amplifier potential using remote setting,
copying, and other functionality.
Mobile Console
(E3X-MC11-S)
A host of remarkable functions inside a compact body.
A complete lineup of Sensor Heads to handle an even wider
range of applications.
This is the platform for OMRON's sensing technology.
Linear Platform
Laser-type Smart Sensors
ZX-L Series
High-resolution sensing using laser
and magnetic technology
Inductive Displacement
Smart Sensors
ZX-E Series
Smart Monitor
An improved lineup for smarter sensing
A lineup of Smart Sensors that use
the eddy current method
ON/OFF Platform
Digital Fiber Sensors
E3X-DA-S/MDA Series
A common platform for Fiber Sensors
and Sensors with Separate Amplifiers
Laser-type Photoelectric Sensors
with Separate Amplifiers
E3C-LDA Series
Mobile Console
Refinement and a new dimension that
goes beyond superior performance.
Photoelectric Sensors with Separate
Digital Amplifiers have joined the Smart
Sensor family.