Sensing winding configuration for inductive position encoder
An encoder and sensing element technology, applied in the field of inductive position encoders, which can solve problems such as limitations
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[0055] figure 1 An exploded isometric view of the hand tool caliper 100 including the scale member 172 and the slider assembly 120 is shown. The scale member 172 may include a spar having a generally rectangular cross-section that includes the scale 170 in a groove therein. Slider assembly 120 may include base 140, electronics assembly 160, and cover 150, described in more detail below. Electronic assembly 160 may include detector portion 167 and signal processing arrangement 166 disposed on substrate 162 . A resilient seal (not shown) may be compressed between the cover 150 and the substrate 162 to exclude contamination from circuits and connections. Scale 170, detector portion 167, and signal processing arrangement 166 work together to provide an inductive electronic position encoder that can be used to measure between two elements (eg, between scale member 172 and slider assembly 120). ) relative position along the measurement axis direction MA.
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