Optics: measuring and testing – By polarized light examination – With light attenuation
Patent
1996-10-29
1998-05-26
Evans, F. L.
Optics: measuring and testing
By polarized light examination
With light attenuation
2502311, G01B 1100
Patent
active
057574979
ABSTRACT:
A twin beam displacement transducer. The transducer utilizes two thin, flexible beams. The two beams either lay intimately on top of one another or both lay intimately on opposite sides of a common spacer. One of the beams, the neutral beam, is rigidly attached to the housing on one end and to the moving object on the other end. The other beam, the sliding beam, is rigidly attached only to the moving object. The other end of the sliding beam is free to move. As the object moves, both the neutral beam and the sliding beam bend. Such bending causes longitudinal displacement of the free end of the sliding beam within the housing. This motion is measured and correlated to the motion of the object, and an electrical output signal is created which is proportional to such motion.
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Hill Jonathan W.
Morehead Gregory A.
Control Devices, Inc.
Evans F. L.
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