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Posted on in Features, Home Header, Recently in Fluid Power Journal By Michael Marciante, Applications Engineer, NewTek Sensor Solutions. LVDTs (Linear Variable Differential Transformers) are position sensors capable of measuring displacements as small as a few micrometers (millionths of an inch) and over 500 mm (20”). In most applications, the LVDT housing is mounted to a fixed position with the measured part and mechanically linked to a movable LVDT core.
Linear variable differential transformers (LVDTs) have been commercially used for more than 50 years. Originally developed as a laboratory instrument, LVDTs are now utilized in various industries such as computerized manufacturing, military, aerospace, subsea, oil and gas, power generation, packaging, robotics, and research and development for linear position measurement applications.
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