Temperature compensated method and apparatus for detecting the o

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – Displacement

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32420716, 32420726, 324236, 331 66, G01B 714, H03L 102

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ABSTRACT:
A compensated temperature distance detector wherein the detecting coil is realized in the form of wires, divided and isolated the one from the others. A first set of wires (L) constitutes the oscillating coil parallel connected to a capacitor and fed between two distinct voltages (VCC and M) through a current source (IB) and a second set of wires (L'), connected at a first extremity to a first set of wires and to a generator, is connected at its other extremity to a third voltage (V1), whereby a d.c. current flows through the series connection of the first and second sets of wires.

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PATENT ABSTRACTS OF JAPAN, vol. 11, No. 223, (containing Japanese Patent Application No. 63-38382 (A), 1987) (No full English translation).

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