Angle-position transducer

Electricity: measuring and testing – Conductor identification or location – Inaccessible

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34087037, 318662, G01R 2726, G05B 106

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044108524

ABSTRACT:
Angle-position is determined by relative angular rotation between a capacitive track and a capacitive pick-up probe. The capacitive track is disposed along the region of angular interest. The pick-up probe is oriented broadside to the capacitive track and closely spaced therefrom thus establishing a measurable capacity thereacross. As the capacitive track moves angularly relatively to the pick-up probe, a geometric asymmetry is produced therebetween causing the capacity that exists thereacross to change unambiguously and in a manner that exhibits analog correspondence with relative angular rotation.

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