Measuring and testing – Volume or rate of flow – Using differential pressure
Patent
1995-06-08
1997-05-06
Chilcot, Richard
Measuring and testing
Volume or rate of flow
Using differential pressure
34087037, G01F 122, G01F 2368
Patent
active
056273258
ABSTRACT:
A position sensor comprises a pair of electrically conducting elongated members having a high ohmic resistance per unit length thereof disposed parallel to one another in a direction defined by the line of displacement of a target member, and a capacitively coupling member disposed adjacent to the pair of electrically conducting elongated members and moving with the target member in the direction of displacement, which capacitively coupling member transmits an alternating electrical signal between the pair of electrically conducting elongated members by a capacitive electrical interaction therebetween, wherein an alternating electrical signal is supplied to the two opposite extremities of one of the pair of electrically conducting elongated members and a phase angle difference between two alternating electrical signals respectively taken off from the two opposite extremities of the other of the pair of electrically conducting elongated members is measured, and the position of the target member is determined as a function of the measured phase angle difference.
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Lew Hyok S.
Lew Yon S.
Chilcot Richard
Patel Harshad
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