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Redundant sensor

Nov. 21, 2007
Temposonics MT magnetostrictive position sensor comprises a basic sensor element and evaluation electronics with separate output signal and supply voltage. Two sensor elements are housed in a standard, pressure-resistant, stainless-steel ...

Temposonics MT magnetostrictive position sensor comprises a basic sensor element and evaluation electronics with separate output signal and supply voltage. Two sensor elements are housed in a standard, pressure-resistant, stainless-steel pipe for direct stroke measurement in hydraulic cylinders. Measurement systems are completely independent and can be switched on individually. It achieves a measuring range of 50 to 1500 mm. Non-linearity is less than 0.04% and repeatability is better than 0.005%.

MTS Systems Corp., Sensors Group, (919) 677-0100, www.mtssensors.com

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