Linear position sensor TE1
conductive plastic potentiometeranalogIP40

linear position sensor
linear position sensor
linear position sensor
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Characteristics

Type
linear
Technology
conductive plastic potentiometer
Output signal
analog
Protection class
IP40
Other characteristics
absolute, with integrated signal processing
Measuring range

100 mm, 150 mm
(3.94 in, 5.91 in)

Description

Absolut transducer for precise measuring and control applications with integrated signal processing. Replaceable without new calibration. The model with push rod and ball coupling enables a backlashand lateral force-free operation even with parallel and angulardisplacement of transducer and measuring direction.Characteristic for the robust design is the double-sided supportof the actuating rod. For the spring-loaded type, this bearingallows high lateral forces on the tip of the rod which may occurduring scanning of cams or wedge plates.The linear transducer with integrated signal processing(4 ... 20 mA or 0 ... 10 V) is connected directly to the analoginputs of the controller. • Extremely compact design 18 x 18 mm • Long life up to 100 million movements • Outstanding linearity up to ±0.075 % • Repeatability to ±0.002 mm • Models with push rod or spring-loaded with internal return spring • Actuating shaft with double-sided support • Compatible to standard probe tips • Insensitive to shock and vibration • Optionally cable or plug connection • Special ball-coupling eliminates lateral forces • High operational speeds - up to 10 m/s • Integrated signal processing for normalized output signals current or voltage • Low temperature coefficient < 20 ppm/K • Series T/TS TR/TRS without integrated signal processing in same design see separate data sheet • Inductive series LS1 in same design see separate data sheet

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