Relative rotation between bushing rings is used to measure suspension height across vehicle types without complex adaptation or added assembly.
Locked coaxial electrodes and insulating layers suppress thermal and vibration shift, preserving long-term tip clearance accuracy.
Low-pass filtering and averaging let a magnetic encoder build its own trimming table, improving angle linearity without optical encoders.
Offset sine and cosine receive coils suppress third, fifth, and seventh harmonics to improve angular sensing accuracy without extra PCB space.
An oval free layer offsets magnetocrystalline anisotropy, enabling accurate angle sensing at lower magnetic fields and lower magnet cost.
Fine and coarse inductive signals are compared and corrected with lookup-table calibration to reduce tilt and eccentricity angle errors.
Adaptive carrier frequency avoids PWM interference in capacitive shaft angle sensing, improving measurement accuracy and reliability.
Corrects undefined partial rotation counts caused by transport pulses by resetting the rotor to a known subsegment during installation.
A multi-function wafer profile model captures circumferential waviness and warpage, enabling more accurate flatness evaluation and process adjustment.
Cascaded nonius processing from three angle sensors extends unique rotation range while reducing space and sensitivity to hysteresis errors.
A spring-loaded frame and magnetic rotary encoder replace wear-prone potentiometers for accurate, low-maintenance girth measurement.
Amplitude and phase analysis from a magnetic angular position sensor detects mechanical runout during normal operation without extra equipment.
Amplitude and phase analysis of a magnetic angular position sensor enables in-field runout detection during normal operation without extra hardware.
Magnetic encoder feedback replaces linear inductive sensing to improve can decorator registration and print pressure accuracy, reducing spoilage.
A unified headset adjustment assembly combines IPD and eye relief tuning with linked sensing to reduce bulk and improve fit precision.
Absolute and transcapacitance sensing detects fold angle and open or closed state without temperature-sensitive gyro, IR, or Hall sensors.
A belt and pulley sensor with embedded magnets preserves absolute ball screw position sensing in steer-by-wire racks without a pinion.
Two optical detectors with different resolutions are compared to verify shaft rotation and improve precise, reliable motor feedback.
Low-power sensor units preserve orientation during sleep, allowing accurate 0-360° lid angle estimation in upright and non-steady states.