AC LVDT displacement transducer SR Serieslinearnon-contact4-20mA
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Characteristics
- Type
- linear
- Contact / non-contact
- non-contact
- Technology
- AC LVDT
- Output signal
- 4-20mA
- Applications
- industrial
- Other characteristics
- stainless steel
- Measuring range
Max.: 600 mm
(23.62 in)Min.: 25 mm
(0.98 in)- Linearity
0.5 %
- Ambient temperature
Max.: 175 °C
(347 °F)Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)
Description
The SR Series LVDT Displacement Transducer consists of a magnetically shielded liner variable differential transformer contained within the outer stainless steel body. The robust construction makes the SR series ideal for applications requiring a durable, accurate, industrial position feedback transducer.
Various configurations are available to accommodate most applications. Spring loaded or guided core, connector or integral cable. Spring loaded versions are available with either side or end exit, whilst non spring loaded versions, complete with rod end bearings on body and probe, are only available as a side exit outlet.
The LVDTs are designed to operate from low voltage AC supplies at frequencies from 50HZ to 5KHz.
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