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Paper Explains Technology, Properties of AC- and DC-Operated LVDT Position Sensors

Which sensor is best for your application?

Quality Digest
Tue, 04/16/2024 - 12:01
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(NewTek Sensor Solutions: Pennsauken, NJ) -- NewTek Sensor Solutions offers a white paper on the “Attributes and Benefits of AC- and DC-operated LVDT Position Sensors” that compares the differences in technology, unique properties, and ideal applications for each type of sensor.

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Without any internal electronics, AC-operated displacement sensors can tolerate wider temperature ranges to perform in hostile environments and can be packaged in small sizes to fit in hard-to-reach installations. However, AC-LVDTs require an external signal conditioner that supplies the excitation signal and measures output.

DC-LVDTs, on the other hand, contain high-density microelectronics that incorporate signal conditioning and processing functions. While not performing to the same temperature levels as AC versions, they offer higher accuracy and are available in 4-20mA designs.

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