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Linear displacement sensor eddyNCDT 3001
non-contactinductiveeddy current

Linear displacement sensor - eddyNCDT 3001 - MICRO-EPSILON - non-contact / inductive / eddy current
Linear displacement sensor - eddyNCDT 3001 - MICRO-EPSILON - non-contact / inductive / eddy current
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Characteristics

Type
linear
Contact / non-contact
non-contact
Technology
inductive, eddy current
Output signal
analog output
Measurement object
metal
Protection class
IP67
Applications
industrial, OEM applications, for process automation, rugged
Other characteristics
compact, rugged, high-precision, cylindrical, high-speed, with integrated electronics
Measuring range

Min.: 2 mm
(0.08 in)

Max.: 8 mm
(0.31 in)

2 mm, 4 mm, 8 mm
(0.08 in, 0.16 in, 0.31 in)

Linearity

Min.: 0.25 %

Max.: 1.4 %

Measuring rate

5 kHz

Supply voltage

Min.: 12 V

Max.: 32 V

Ambient temperature

Min.: 0 °C
(32 °F)

Max.: 70 °C
(158 °F)

Description

The new eddyNCDT 3001 is a cost-effective eddy current sensor with housing that has to date only been reserved for inductive sensors and proximity sensors. This compact sensor comes with integrated elec-tronics including temperature compensation, offering an excellent price/performance ratio, as well as easy operation. The high meas-urement accuracy and linearity as well as the high frequency response rate of 5 kHz are outstanding characteristics compared to other sensors in the same price class. The sensors are factory-calibrated for ferromagnetic and non-ferromagnetic metals in the measuring range of 4 mm. The sensors are protected to IP67. As the sensors are easy to use and cost-effective, they are particularly suitable for standard production in OEM applications. The new DT3001series opens up new application fields for the Micro-Epsilon product range based on the eddy current principle. Eddy current sensors from Micro-Epsilon measure displacement, distance, position, oscillations, vibrations, etc. Non-contact eddy current sensors offer extremely precise measurements where sub-micron ac-curacy is required. Modifications to the standard eddy current sensors are often required, particularly for mid-size and large series. What can be modified? Sensors can be adapted in many different ways to suit customer-specific applications. e.g. changes to the cable, sensor material and design, and to the controller. Customized sensors can be produced efficiently, which results in considerable cost reductions.

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