Are your displacement measurements in harsh environments achieving micrometer accuracy? Learn how eddy current sensors from Micro-Epsilon perform in challenging applications where other techniques fail.
Overview
Compared to common non-contact measurement techniques, eddy current displacement measurement is characterized by extreme precision and measurement stability even in harsh industrial environments. In contrast to conventional sensors, Micro-Epsilon’s eddy current sensors are resistant against pressure, vibrations, temperature and even electro-magnetic fields. The sensors can be used for displacement and position measurements even in industrial environments when sub micrometer accuracy is required.
Used in a wide range of industries, eddy current displacement sensors take measurements where many other sensors cannot. They are unaffected by oil, dirt, dust and moisture found on engines, test cells, machines and in production lines.
In this 30 minute webinar you will learn all about our eddy current displacement sensors, how they work, what they do and where they are used. A Q&A will follow the main webinar, giving you a chance to ask any questions about the subject.
Animations and graphics will show detailed application examples and offer important tips. Additional resources such as whitepaper and slideshows with further details are provided by Micro-Epsilon.
Key Takeaways
- Learn the fundamentals and basics of eddy current displacement sensors
- Understand the environmental effects and how to use eddy current sensors to achieve micrometer resolution
- Explore industrials applications: oil gap measurement, thermal expansion in spindles and shaft movements
- Benefit from easy-to-understand illustrations and expert tips
Speaker
Wedgbrow has more than 17 years of experience in high precision measurement and sensors. His focus has been on non-contact measuring technologies such as eddy current, capacitive and laser sensors. With a background in engineering and sensor technology, Wedgbrow has been educating and supporting customers in all industries to solve challenging measurement applications.