Weighing scales – Self-positioning – Repositioning in response to deflection under load
Patent
1987-12-22
1989-05-02
Miller, Jr., George H.
Weighing scales
Self-positioning
Repositioning in response to deflection under load
177DIG6, G01G 700
Patent
active
048259683
ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a balance based on the principle of the electromagnetic compensation of force with a cylindrical permanent magnet system, with a magnet cover and with a coil for generating the counteracting force that an emitter and a receiver of the optical position sensor be housed inside the magnet cover. The slit diaphragm of the optical position sensor, which extends from below into the area between emitter and receiver, then forms a compact unit with a carrier, e.g., the end of a translation lever, and with a coil and mutual shifts at temperature changes and temperature gradients occur only to a minimal extent.
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Bierich Eduard
Maaz Gunther
Stadler Eberhard
Wedeken Udo
Miller Jr. George H.
Sartorius GmbH
Schellin Eric P.
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