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Timing details (lt-9030 (m)), Timing chart – KEYENCE LT-9001 Series User Manual

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I/O

Terminal

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Chapter

E LT-9001-IM

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Timing Chart

Sampling cycle (T2), minimum input time (internal processing time, binary strobe cycle) (T1)

Timing Details (LT-9030 (M))

[ms]

Minimum input time

Scan width/ interval

Sampling cycle (T2)

Internal processing time (T1)

OUT STB/BIN STB cycle

Displacement mode

Displacement mode

OFF

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120/2

43.6

120/4

23.1

120/8

19.2

240/2

84.6

240/4

42.3

240/8

28.2

400/2

143

400/4

67.9

400/8

41.0

560/2

188

560/4

93.6

560/8

53.8

4/1

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* The sampling cycle(T2) differs according to the manufacturing variations of individual measuring units.

* The sampling cycle(T2) differs according to the settings of "Scan width/interval".

* The measurement response time, average measurement time, update cycle (T5), and RESET time (T4) vary according to the

change in the sampling cycle (T2).

* The minimum input time (internal processing time, binary strobe cycle) (T1) varies according to the setting of FINE mode.

Average measurement time, RESET time (T4), update cycle (T5)

Displacement mode

Number of measurement

Average measurement

Number of data for

RESET time (T4)

Update cycle (T5)

times for averaging

time

moving average

2

T2x2

1

T2x3

T2x1

4

T2x4

1

T2x5

T2x1

8

T2x8

1

T2x9

T2x1

16

T2x16

1

T2x17

T2x1

32

T2x32

1

T2x33

T2x1

64

T2x64

1

T2x65

T2x1

128

T2x128

2

T2x129

T2x2

256

T2x256

4

T2x257

T2x4

512

T2x512

8

T2x513

T2x8

1024

T2x1024

16

T2x1025

T2x16

2048

T2x2048

32

T2x2049

T2x32

4096

T2x4096

64

T2x4097

T2x64

* T2 is a sampling cycle.

* Number of times for averaging raging from 256 to 4096 can only be selected when the scanning width/interval is set to OFF in the

displacement mode.

Refer to "SCAN" (page 3-15) for details.

* Average measurement time does not mean measurement response time.

Refer to "Measurement Response Time" (page 9-6)

* The moving average is used for the measured value averaging function.

Refer to "OUT (Output)" (page 5-8) for details.

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