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Free Learning Module on Free-Core and Spring-Loaded LVDT Position Sensors

NewTek free downloadable learning module focuses on differences between technologies and ideal applications

Quality Digest
Tue, 06/11/2024 - 12:01
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(NewTek Sensor Solutions: Pennsauken, NJ) -- NewTek Sensor Solutions offers a free downloadable learning module on free-core vs. spring-loaded LVDT position sensors that focuses on the differences between the technologies and ideal applications.

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While both sensors convert the linear position or motion of a measured object into an electrical output that is displayed or input into a PLC, free-core and spring-loaded LVDTs have different constructions. While free-core LVDT sensors have a floating core unit not attached to any coils, a spring-loaded configuration has a core connected to a spring-loaded probe shaft with a ball tip.

Spring-loaded LVDTs also are available in air-actuated versions that operate with low-pressure air that extends the sensor’s shaft. Probe contact force is regulated by air pressure so that when it is removed, an internal spring retracts the sensing probe to avoid any damage when gaging parts, such as in an assembly line.

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