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From Dataforth Corporation
Linear variable displacement transducers (LVDTs) provide a method of measuring displacements with very high accuracy and infinite resolution. These type of transducers utilize a precision linear variable differential transformer (also referred to in the industry as LVDT) as a measuring source together with hybrid ICs which include an oscillator, demodulator and filter. This combination provides a self-contained unit that accepts a dc voltage input and provides a dc voltage output relative to armature position. Until recently, LVDTs were powered from an AC voltage source. One of the major difficulties was providing a stable and accurate AC source and converting the AC output signal back to DC for input to data acquisition systems. This required expensive and bulky external AC excitation power, demodulators and amplification equipment. Development of practical DC powered LVDTs became possible when miniature, high performance, solidstate components became available. Product Announcements
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