Inductive position sensor
A measuring device and inductive technology, applied in the direction of measuring device, electric device, special recording/indicating device, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in adequately shielding external magnetic fields, cumbersomeness, and damage to measurement results.
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[0018] figure 1 Shown is a coil arrangement 10 with a cylindrical sensor coil 12 , an air-core coil (in this example) and a likewise cylindrical compensating coil 14 . The sensor coil 12 and the compensation coil 14 are coaxially wound on a common carrier 16 made of non-magnetic material with a specific distance from each other. At the end of the sensor 12 opposite the compensating coil 14 is shown the end of a ferromagnetic plunger 18 which moves in the axial direction of the coil arrangement and which penetrates the sensor coil 12 a certain distance S max ,Such as figure 1 shown by the dotted line in . The plunger 18 affects the inductance of the sensor coil 12 such that, by measuring this inductance, the change from the original position of the plunger 18, i.e. figure 1 The solid line shown in , travels the path to the interior of the sensor coil.
[0019] The sensor 12 surrounds a certain annular area A1. The turns of the compensation coil 14 are situated radially out...
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