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Our New Pride : Eddy Current Displacement Sensor Linearity at 0.2% !

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2011-12-30

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Hard work of our engineers finally paid off: Eddy current displacement sensor linearity at 0.2% is successfully developed . Currently two series of sensors with Ф8、Ф11 probes have completely satisfied this technical

Hard work of our engineers finally paid off: Eddy current displacement sensor linearity at 0.2% is successfully developed . Currently two series of sensors with Ф8、Ф11 probes have completely satisfied this technical

parameters which make it possible to use domestic eddy current sensor in high-accuracy measuring field ( in the past only products of Micro-epsilon Germany can reach this high linearity).

Besides, eddy current range expansion for common specifications is also appraised by out clients: eddy current range of Ф3 can be expanded to 1.5mm. Ф8 to 5mm, Ф11 to 8mm and Ф36 to 40mm.

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