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NewTek Linear Position Sensors and Signal Conditioners

Actuator feedback for aircraft test stands and maintenance training equipment

Quality Digest
Wed, 04/02/2025 - 00:02
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(NewTek: Pennsauken, NJ) -- NewTek LVDT linear position sensors and signal conditioners are used in aircraft test stands and maintenance training equipment to provide accurate feedback on the position of actuators in smaller light aircraft. Known for their high reliability over millions of cycles, these sensors operate effectively in a wide range of temperatures and are resistant to pressures, shock, and moisture, making them ideal for use in aircraft simulators and test stands where precision and durability are important.

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Aircraft test stands are specialized equipment used to test, diagnose, and troubleshoot various components on aircraft, including engines, systems, and components, before and after installation. Maintenance training equipment includes training devices or simulators that prepare maintenance personnel for the procedures, techniques, and systems encountered while working on aircraft.

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