Fluid pressure actuator with proximity position sensor

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Displacement

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335205, 137553, G01B 714, H01H 900

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043161456

ABSTRACT:
A fluid pressure actuator is disclosed of the type such as a hydraulic cylinder, having an arrangement for sensing the position of the piston and operating rod assembly at points within the cylinder. The sensing arrangement is disclosed as a magnetically biased reed switch which is installed within the cylinder pressure chamber so as to sense the proximity of the piston or a portion of the attached operating rod. Operating circuitry associated with each proximity switch is also disclosed which provides a delay feature preventing triggering of the associated circuitry upon momentary closing of the reed switch contacts due to mechanical vibrations or other causes.

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