Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Displacement
Patent
1993-10-04
1997-12-30
Snow, Walter E.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Magnetic
Displacement
324226, 33366, G01B 714, G01P 1500, G01C 906
Patent
active
057034842
ABSTRACT:
The pitch sensor of the invention includes a sealed container filled about half full with a magnetic liquid. A pair of coils are wound around the container and produce inductances corresponding to the amount of magnetic liquid disposed within the opening of the coils. As the angle of inclination of the pitch sensor changes, the volume of magnetic liquid becomes greater in one coil, as compared to the other coil, thereby providing a differential inductance. A pulsing circuit pulses the inductances and produces an analog voltage corresponding to the absolute angle of pitch, and a polarity voltage corresponding to the angle quadrant.
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German reference by Trankler (no translation) Messtechnik vol. 82 No. 1 Jan. 1974 pp. 13-18.
Bieberdorf John W.
Draper Greg W.
Wisehart John C.
Snow Walter E.
The Charles Machine Works, Inc.
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