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Linear Variable Differential Transformers (LVDT)

If your environment is not described here then please contact us; we have designed LVDT sensors for use in liquid lead at 400 degrees celcius as well as LVDTs for cryogenic environments so we will almost certainly have the answer. Read more...

RDP Electrosense offers flanged or sealed threaded versions of their LVDTs (Linear Variable Displacement Transformers) for displacement measurement in pressure vessels. Standard models can withstand up to 3000 psi. Read more...

A robust housing, solid and stable winding, very few internal connections and no electrical contact across the sensing element means that LVDTs are about the most robust and reliable displacement sensor available. Read more...

RDP LVDT transducers are very robust and reliable but it is important to select the correct LVDT for your environment. Read more...

New ranges for small diameter displacement transducers Read more...

RDP is a designer and manufacturer and distributor of LVDT displacement transducers, amplifiers, load cells and pressure sensors for use in a wide range of applications. Read more...

RDP Electrosense is often called on to provide LVDT Displacement Transducers for use in valve and actuator applications. Whether for a routine industrial application or the rigorous demands of sub-sea environments RDP can draw on its 50+ years in the industry to recommend a solution from its standard product range or suggest a custom engineered approach. Read more...

RDP’s LVDTs are designed for accurate displacement/position measurement even under the harshest conditions. The DCV DC-DC LVDTs offer a 0-10 volt output that is electrically isolated from the input (14-26 VDC) eliminating concerns over power supply selection and grounding issues. Read more...

• High cycle life
• High radiation resistance
• High temperature survival
• Submersible
• Stainless steel
• Infinite resolution

These transducers are for displacement / position measurement. They make an accurate position measurement of the movement of the armature (the sliding part) relative to the body of the displacement transducer. Read more...