Inductive sensor for detecting displacement of adjacent surfaces

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Displacement

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324233, 324236, 331 65, 34087032, G01B 730, G01B 714, G01R 3300

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ABSTRACT:
An inductive displacement sensor includes an oscillator circuit that is characterized by primary and secondary pairs of coils disposed on opposing surfaces of adjacent optical segments. Each coil in both coil pairs is alternately positioned along a respective axes perpendicular to a segment displacement axis. The secondary coils are respectively tuned to frequencies above and below the oscillator circuit resonant frequency. Any motion between segments along the displacement axis induces a detectable change in phase between the current and voltage of the oscillator signal.

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