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Nice prices widen use of fibre-optic sensing

A Panasonic Electric Works UK product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Aug 4, 2000

Matsushita Electric Works has introduced a new cost effective range of fibre heads for its UZF amplifier series, so users can now consider optical sensing for price-sensitive applications

Matsushita Electric Works has introduced a new cost effective range of fibre heads for its UZF amplifier series.

The fibres have been designed to offer high performance at reduced cost for precise sensing applications in confined spaces.

Available in both Through-beam and Reflective versions, users of the new fibres can now consider optical sensing for price-sensitive applications which had-in the past-been excluded for reasons of high cost.

The Through-beam type fibres themselves come in two versions: long-range and standard.

The long-range version has been designed for applications of up to 800mm depending upon amplifier type.

Of the Reflective type, there is a standard fibre and also an ultra-slim version.

These variants allow users to obtain exactly the right optical fibre for almost any application, and all at an affordable price.

These new, technologically advanced fibres have been designed specifically for Matsushita's UZF series amplifiers.

These leading-edge amplifiers are extremely small and their innovative technology allows a very high performance combined with set-up simplicity and ease of use.

Features of the UZF amplifier range are numerous and version specific but include high speed, digital display and analogue output types.

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