Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Displacement Transducer",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Hydraulic valve allows easy customisation from
Moog Controls, which we summarised at the time by saying "Even with advanced electronics on board, the Moog digital interface valve is designed to withstand the temperature and vibration requirements of demanding applications".
A couple of weeks before,
we featured the news release Position sensor deal covers UK market from
StrainSense: "HL Planar inclinometers and tilt sensors are suitable for applications in process engineering, manufacturing and instrumentation, as well as in off-highway vehicles".
In October 2007, we covered the news from RDP Electronics
concerning its D5/25HK
- take a look at Small sensor promises long life
which says: "Unguided LVDT suits applications where space is restricted and micron accuracy is required".
Take a look also at the news release from Micro-Epsilon UK, Displacement sensors offer high resolution,
as well as Forty years of working with LVDTs from RDP Electronics,
and Force measurement system maintains QA standards from Kistler Instruments.
See also:
Product brochures available in print and online
(August 2005)
Designer and manufacturer of high precision linear and rotary position sensors and joysticks, Penny + Giles, has published a new set of product brochures
Servopneumatics provide cost-effective automation
(May 2005)
The specialist automation company Lambert Engineering has developed a unique plastic component assembly machine, using Festo servopneumatic drives to provide ultraprecise control of welding force
Actuators come with absolute position feedback
(May 2005)
Tol-O-Matic reckons its new Absolute Position Feedback (APF) technology is the first fully integrated linear actuator sensor that eliminates the need for homing routines
All-new option for cylinder position sensing
(July 2004)
The ProSet4, the newest member of Balluff's Micropulse family of rod-style cylinder transducers, offers an entirely new option for cylinder position sensing
PLC takes on Hydraulic control
(March 2004)
The 1756-HYD02 is a two-axis hydraulic module for the ControlLogix platform
Controller keeps watch on rivetting operations
(November 2003)
Orbitform's WatchDawg process monitoring and control system allows visual status and adjustment of the orbital forming process
Controller keeps track of rivetting operations
(September 2003)
The WatchDawg monitoring and control system ensures consistency and uniformity of orbital formed rivets
Optical approach to linear displacement sensor
(May 2003)
The LGDT linear gap displacement transducer is a novel concept in highly accurate noncontact short-distance measurement
Displacement transducer measures round corners
(January 2003)
According to RDP Electronics, accurately measuring the displacement from a fixed point couldn't be easier than with its DWT transducer
Displacement transducers include voltage output
(June 2002)
HBM's WA series of displacement transducers has been extended with the addition of a 2mm measuring range
Rotary displacement sensor handles off-axis forces
(May 2002)
Based on RDP's patented and well-proven 'noncontact capacitive technology', the RCDT rotary displacement sensor offers absolute measurement with the benefit of a long operational lifespan
Polish up on linear displacement transducers
(April 2002)
A new comprehensive range of high quality linear variable displacement transducers manufactured by Peltron from Poland is now available from Vydas International Marketing
RVDT aimed especially at motorsport environments
(December 2001)
A new RVDT displacement transducer launched by Penny and Giles Controls uses technology developed for a number of leading Formula One engine suppliers
News on the RCDT rotary displacement transducer from RDP Electronics
(February 2000)
Using RDP's capacitive non-contact measurement technique, the RCDT rotary displacement transducer accurately measures the absolute position of its shaft in relation to its body
LVDTs aimed at wide range of applications
(February 2000)
The latest MTN/IE series of industrial LVDT transducers from Monitran Ltd., provide high levels of reliability and longevity in demanding industrial applications