The Inductive and Capacitive Sensor | Different types and applications

Sensors are used in almost all industrial processes. Capacitive sensor and inductive sensor are some of them. The capacitive sensor, for this case, detects the filling level of the liquid. While the inductive sensor detects if the containers are covered.
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Gracias por el aporte mi estimado. Es un video traducido del español, por lo que pido disculpas del caso ya que todo esto se hace con el traductor.

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nice video sir! may i know the difference between capacitive sensor and photoelectric sensor?

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Can i detect material inside the metal jar. Instead of plastic?

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How many names do these sensors go buy.

[@patvickers8189]

They are proximity sensors. A short slang term is prox sensors. I've seen some that have normally open and normally closed contacts. They have a fourth wire.
I hope this helps.

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Nice explanation, but do not include “moving parts” in the topic. The phrase “moving parts” has become propaganda used by consumer companies to promote their products and has no basis in truth.