LVDT Position Sensors Take 0.375" Of Space

July 1, 2002
For applications with critical space limitations, the CD 375 series LVDT, contactless position sensors measure just 0.375" in diameter. Specified as having a lightweight, low-mass core, they target applications with high dynamic response requirements.

For applications with critical space limitations, the CD 375 series LVDT, contactless position sensors measure just 0.375" in diameter. Specified as having a lightweight, low-mass core, they target applications with high dynamic response requirements. The series offers full-scale measurement ranges from ±0.025" to ±2" and an operational temperature range from -55°C to +105°C. The tiny sensors are also said to have a 50% larger core-to-bore radial clearance, in the order of 0.012", than similar sized components. Other features include a repeatability error specification of less than 0.01% FSO and a maximum linearity error of ±0.25% FRO. In epoxy encapsulated, stainless-steel housings, the sensors meet IEC standard IP-61. In addition to optional Teflon bore liners and metric threaded cores, custom units can be provided. Pricing begins at $101 each. MACROSENSORS, Penn-sauken, NJ. (856) 662-8000.

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