Sensor Trainer Kit | RoboMechX 12
The Sensor Trainer Kit RoboMechX 12 teaches industrial sensor technology and object detection. This sensor trainer kit includes magnetic, inductive, capacitive, optical, fibre optic, colour, and ultrasonic sensors, a linear motion guide, relay logic unit, and 24 V DC power supply on a modular profile plate.
The Sensor Trainer Kit RoboMechX 12 is a practical trainer for industrial sensor technology, object detection, and sensor signal evaluation. This sensor trainer kit includes magnetic, inductive, capacitive, optical, fibre optic, colour, and ultrasonic sensors on a modular inclined profile plate.
Product Overview
The RoboMechX 12 sensor trainer kit mounts on a modular educational inclined profile plate. It includes magnetic, inductive, capacitive, optical, fibre optic, colour, and ultrasonic sensors. Sensor-specific workpieces support material detection exercises. A linear motion guide unit positions sensors during trials. A relay logic unit and electrical push button module support switching exercises. A 24 V DC, 4 A SMPS powers the system. A digital multimeter takes electrical readings.
Sensor Trainer Kit RoboMechX 12 — Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | RoboMechX 12 |
| Mounting Platform | Modular educational inclined profile plate |
| Magnetic Sensors | 2 (standard and flush head) |
| Inductive Sensors | 3 (flush, non-flush, analog flush) |
| Capacitive Sensor | 1, flush head |
| Optical Sensors | 4 (diffuse, background suppression, through-beam, retro-reflective) |
| Fibre Optic Sensors | Amplifier unit, diffuse-beam, through-beam |
| Colour Sensor | 1 |
| Ultrasonic Sensor | 1 |
| Motion | Linear motion guide unit |
| Relay Logic Unit | 3 relays, 4 changeover contacts each |
| Power Supply | 24 V DC, 4 A SMPS, profile-mountable |
| Measurement | Digital multimeter |
Technical Data
Sensors:
- Magnetic field sensors: standard and flush head
- Inductive sensors: flush head, non-flush head, analog flush head
- Capacitive sensor: flush head
- Optical sensors: diffuse beam, diffuse beam with background suppression, through-beam, retro-reflective
- Fibre optic: amplifier unit with diffuse-beam and through-beam sensors
- Colour sensor and ultrasonic sensor
- Rectangular reflector
Workpieces:
- Magnetic sensor workpiece
- Inductive and capacitive sensor workpiece
- Optical and ultrasonic sensor workpiece
- Colour sensor workpiece
Electrical:
- 24 V DC, 4 A SMPS assembly
- Electrical connection set
- Electrical push button module
- Relay logic unit: 3 relays, 4 changeover contacts each
- Digital multimeter
Key Features
- Multi-Sensor Platform: Magnetic, inductive, capacitive, optical, fibre optic, colour, and ultrasonic sensors in one kit
- Inductive Sensing: Flush, non-flush, and analog configurations
- Optical Sensing: Diffuse, background suppression, through-beam, and retro-reflective types
- Material Detection: Dedicated workpieces for each sensor family
- Linear Positioning: Linear motion guide unit for sensor trials
- Relay Switching: Relay logic unit and push button module for control exercises
- Integrated Power: Profile-mountable 24 V DC, 4 A SMPS
Experiments
- Study of industrial sensor types
- Magnetic field sensor response to magnetic targets
- Flush and non-flush inductive sensor operation
- Analog inductive sensor characteristics
- Capacitive sensor operation
- Diffuse-beam optical sensor operation
- Background suppression in optical sensing
- Through-beam and retro-reflective optical sensing
- Fibre optic sensor operation
- Colour sensor operation with coloured workpieces
- Ultrasonic sensor operation
- Sensor response to different workpiece materials
- Sensing distance and detection characteristics
- Sensor positioning with the linear motion guide
- Sensor output measurement with digital multimeter
- Electrical switching with push button module
- Relay logic control
- Material identification using sensor combinations
- Sensor integration with electrical control circuits
- Troubleshooting sensor connections and outputs
Construction and Design
The RoboMechX 12 is built on a modular educational inclined profile plate that holds the sensors and their mounting accessories. Dedicated workpieces let students test each sensor type. A linear motion guide unit moves targets or sensors for detection trials. The electrical section includes a profile-mountable 24 V DC SMPS, connection set, push button module, and relay logic unit. A digital multimeter supports electrical measurement.
Scope of Delivery
- 1 Modular educational inclined profile plate trainer
- 2 Magnetic field sensors (standard and flush head)
- 3 Inductive sensors (flush, non-flush, analog flush)
- 1 Capacitive sensor (flush head)
- 4 Optical sensors (diffuse, background suppression, through-beam, retro-reflective)
- 1 Fibre optic sensor amplifier unit
- 2 Fibre optic sensors (diffuse-beam, through-beam)
- 1 Colour sensor
- 1 Ultrasonic sensor
- 1 Rectangular reflector
- 1 Linear motion guide unit
- 4 Sensor workpieces (magnetic, inductive and capacitive, optical and ultrasonic, colour)
- 1 Digital multimeter
- 1 Electrical connection set
- 1 Electrical push button module
- 1 Relay logic unit (3 relays)
- 1 24 V DC, 4 A SMPS assembly
- 1 Sensorics textbook
- 1 Sensorics exercise book
- 1 Set of textbooks and operating manuals
Q: Which sensor types are included in the Sensor Trainer Kit RoboMechX 12?
A: The kit includes magnetic, inductive, capacitive, optical, fibre optic, colour, and ultrasonic sensors.
Q: What does the RoboMechX 12 use to power the sensors and relay logic?
A: A profile-mountable 24 V DC, 4 A SMPS assembly provides power.
Q: How are materials tested with the Sensor Trainer Kit RoboMechX 12?
A: Dedicated workpieces are supplied for magnetic, inductive, capacitive, optical, ultrasonic, and colour sensor exercises.
Q: Does the RoboMechX 12 include learning material?
A: Yes. A Sensorics textbook, a Sensorics exercise book, and operating manuals are included.
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