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MANUAL • Subject to alteration! Version: June 2015
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What can you do if you have transparent, semi-transparent and highly reflective objects?
The measuring principle desires an object that reflects the light diffusely. Semi-transparent, transparent and highly re-
flective objects do not have this feature.
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When measuring on semi-transparent objects, the light enters the object and so the measured distance is larger
than the actual distance is.
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Light will pass through a transparent object so a measuring signal is not available.
• A highly reflective object only has a direct reflection and it is not possible to work with it. For such an application,
ask the ipf electronic sales staff.
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to measure these objects, it is only possible if you place a diffuse reflecting surface on the object (sticker, etc.)
Semi transparent objects:
the light enters the object.
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the measured distance is larger
than the real distance
Transparent objects:
The light passes the object without a
diffuse reflection.
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No measurement is possible
Highly reflective objects:
Only direct reflection
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No measurement is possible.