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Photoelectric sensors are a general term for sensors that use light to detect objects. A device that emits light signals from the transmitting part of the sensor and is reflected, blocked and absorbed by the object to be detected, and then detected by the receiving part and converted into corresponding electrical signals to achieve control. Photoelectric sensors generally consist of three parts: transmitter, receiver and detection circuit.
