Position sensors provide 0.635um repeatability

GHSI 750 series position sensors are suitable for remote sensing applications in which AC power is not readily available to operate external signal conditioning.

Macro Sensors has released a DC-operated position sensor that is spring-loaded and offers a two-wire, loop-powered 4 - 20mA operation commonly used with current-operated process controllers and recorders.

Built-in loop powered electronics result in a position sensor that operates from a DC input and generates a 4-20mA output that interfaces with many PLCs, computer-based data processors and QC data collection systems.

Operating over a wide range of loop supply voltages and with loop resistances up to 800ohm, GHSI 750 series position sensors are ideal for use in machine tool inspection, go/no/go inspection and statistical quality control info or as part of a closed-loop control system.

GHSI 750 series position sensors are also ideal for remote sensing applications in which AC power is not readily available to operate external signal conditioning.

Hermetically sealed and constructed entirely of stainless steel, the coil windings are sealed against hostile environments to IEC standard IP-68.

These position sensors can be installed in hazardous locations while the wiring connected to power supplies, indicators and controllers are in a safe environment.

GHSI 750 series position sensors consist of a spring-loaded shaft running in a precision sleeve bearing and connected to the core of an LVDT.

The use of a precision-sleeve bearing results in measurement repeatability of 0.635um or better.

A spring-extended plunger is guided by precision sleeve bearings.

The probe shaft is fully extended by a spring exerting a nominal force of 1.6 to 5.6N depending on the total range.

Macro Sensors supplies an AGD standard number 9 contact tip that is made from chrome plated hardened tool steel.

It is fully interchangeable with other AGD contact tips.

For simplified mounting the GHSI 750 position sensors have a 1/2-20 UNF 2A thread on the front of the housing, permitting the user to install the LVDT in a mating threaded part or by using the two hex nuts furnished with the sensor.

This results in a ready-to-use package for position measurements and longer range gaging applications.

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