Optical digital sensor “TKA-DOTS”

Optical digital sensor “TKA-DOTS”

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27360 руб.

TU 26.51.53-006-16796024-2020.
The sensor is designed to measure (depending on the type of sensor):

  • irradiation in the spectral regions:
    • 315 – 400 nm (UV-A zone),
    • 280 – 315 nm (UV-B zone),
    • 280 – 400 nm (UV-A + B zone),
    • 200 – 280 nm (UV-C zone),
  • illumination in the visible region of the spectrum [lx];
  • brightness in the visible spectrum [cd / m 2 ]

Operating conditions: from -30 to +60 ° С.
Information output on UART.
Supplied factory calibrated.
Terms of delivery 100% prepayment.
Production time up to 30 working days after payment.


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      Description

      Measured value dynamic range 1.00 ÷ 1,000,000
      Graduation error, no more ± (3.0 ÷ 5.0)%
      The limits of the additional relative error of the device when measuring optical quantities, due to the change in the sensitivity of the photometric head when the air temperature in the measurement zone changes by every 10 ° С in the range from -30 ° С to 15 ° С and from + 25 ° С to 60 ° С ± 3.0%
      Dimension of the measured value depending on the type of
      sensor:
      Irradiance
      Illumination
      Brightness
      mW / m 2
      lux
      cd / m 2
      Duration of a single measurement 2 ms
      Angular characteristic of the sensor sensitivity depending on the type *
      Irradiance level 1, not less ± 10.0 °
      Illumination cosine
      Brightness level 1, not less ± 12.5 °
      Performance parameters
      UART interface operating voltage 3 in
      Overall dimensions of the sensor Ø40 x 30 mm
      Length of cable 1.2 m
      Connector type 4-pin
      mini XLR
      Weight, no more 100 g
      Ambient temperature from -30 to +60 ° C
      Relative air humidity at an ambient
      temperature of +25 ° С
      up to 98%
      Atmospheric pressure range 80 ÷ 110 kPa

      The sensor is designed to measure (depending on the type of sensor) irradiance in the spectral regions:

      • 315 – 400 nm (UV-A zone),
      • 280 – 315 nm (UV-B zone),
      • 280 – 400 nm (UV-A + B zone),
      • 200 – 280 nm (UV-C zone),

      illumination or brightness in the visible region of the spectrum.

      Execution of work under sanitary and technical supervision in residential and industrial premises, certification of workplaces and other areas of activity.

      Structurally, the sensor is made in the form of a single unit with a cable for power connection and data exchange.

      The principle of operation of the sensor consists in converting optical radiation into an electrical signal by a photodetector with subsequent transmission of the measurement result via a wired interface in the form of a digital code.

      A 2.4 mm wide groove is made in the sensor body along the diameter for attaching the sensor to a tripod mount (optional) or to the equipment available to the consumer.

      For operation, the sensor can be connected to the Information Processing Unit (YUSUK.10.0002 PU “TKA-UFD”, supplied separately) or to any device with appropriate characteristics.

      Data exchange is carried out using the UART protocol. Connection parameters:

      • Baud rate 115200;
      • Data bits 8;
      • Stop bits 1;
      • Parity – none.

      Connector and Pin Designation (Front View)

      Position of the photometric plane depending on the spectral range of the sensor

      Irradiance sensor Place the
      sensor with the photometric plane at the measuring point towards the object being measured. The photometric plane depends on the spectral range of the irradiance sensor. Make sure that no shadow from the operator taking measurements, as well as the shadow from temporarily located foreign objects, falls on the input diaphragm. The angular dimension of the measured radiation source, visible from the measuring point, should not exceed ± 10 °.

      Light sensor.
      The photometric plane is the outer face of the diffuser, while it coincides with the outer face of the sensor body. The housing design provides an angular cosine response. To take measurements, place the sensor with the photometric plane at the measuring point. Make sure the
      illumination is uniform across the sensor entrance window.

      Brightness sensor.
      This type of sensor is designed to measure the brightness of extended self-luminous objects by the overhead method. To measure, place the sensor close to the object to be
      measured without gaps. In this case, the brightness of the object in the field of view of the device should be uniform.