Terminal No. Name
A Anode
K Cathode
C Collector
E Emitter
Dimensions Tolerance
3mmmax. ±0.3
3<mm±6±0.375
6<mm±10 ±0.45
10 < mm ±18 ±0.55
18 < mm ±30 ±0.65
Internal Circuit
Two, 1.3 dia.
K
A
C
E
Four, 0.4 ×0.4
5
3
1.6
2.54
Unless otherwise specified, the
tolerances are as shown below.
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Dimensions
Note: All units are in millimeters unless otherwise indicated.
Features
•High-precision optical technology ensures excellent
limited sensing range and sensing position
characteristics.
•Ideal for paper/OHP detection in OA/CP markets.
•Compact package (length 18mm x width 6mm x
height 9 mm).
Absolute Maximum Ratings
(Ta = 25°C)
Item Symbol Rated value
Emitter Forward current IF50 mA
(See Note 1.)
Pulse forward
current
IFP 1A
(See Note 2.)
Reverse
voltage
VR4V
Receiver Collector-emitter
voltage
VCEO 30 V
Emitter-collector
voltage
VECO ---
Collector
current
IC20 mA
Collector
dissipation
PC100 mW
(See Note 1.)
Ambient
Operating Topr -25°Cto85°C
temperature Storage Ts t g -40°C to 100°C
Soldering Ts o l 260°C
(10 secs max.)
Note: 1. Refer to the Temperature Characteristics
curves contained within the Engineering Data
section if temperature exceeds 25°C.
2. The pulse width is 10 µs maximum with a fre-
quency of 100 Hz.
Ordering Information
Description Part number
Micro-displacement sensor EE-SY190
Electrical and Optical Characteristics (Ta = 25°C)
Item Symbol Value Condition
Emitter Forward voltage VF1.2 V typ., 1.5 V max. IF=30mA
Reverse current IR10 µAmax. VR=4V
Peak emission wavelength λP(L) 940 nm typ. IF=30mA
Receiver Light current (See Note) IL50 µA min., 180 µAtyp.,
600 µAmax.
IF=20mA,V
CE =5V
White paper with a reflection factor of
90%, d = 4.5 mm
(See Note 1.)
Dark current ID2 nA typ., 100 nA max. VCE =5V,0ℓx
Leakage current ILEAK 1µAmax. IF=20mA,V
CE = 5 V without object
Peak spectral sensitivity
wavelength
λP(P) 850 nm typ. VCE =5 V
Rising time tr 30 µstyp. VCC =5V,R
L=1kΩ,I
L= 200 µA
Falling time tf 30 µstyp. VCC =5V,R
L=1kΩ,I
L= 200 µA
Note: The letter “d” indicates the distance between the top surface of the sensor and the sensing object.