Answer / ashish tiwary

The selection of a PNP sensor verses an NPN sensor is determined by the nature of the circuit the device is to be used in. When used in a traditional relay type control circuit, it is normally possible to use either the PNP or the NPN type of sensor as shown below. PNP sensors tend to be more commonly used.

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