The linear variable differential transformer is a precision measuring tool characterized by high accuracy, high reliability, and ease of use, particularly suitable for critical applications such as quality control, online inspection, and precision measurement.

Flexible Power Supply, Adaptable to Multiple Outputs

Multiple Signal Outputs for Direct Connections
Displacement sensors are indispensable in four core areas: first, industrial automation, used for precise positioning and control of robots and production lines; second, precision detection and measurement, ensuring workpiece dimensions and processing quality; third, scientific research, supporting precision experiments in materials and micro-nano fields; and finally, equipment health and safety monitoring, monitoring the deformation and vibration of key structures in real time to prevent failures.
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| Model | SISCO-DS-SOPH8 |
| Excitation Voltage | 3Vrms (1~3Vrms) |
| Excitation Frequency | 5KHz (1~10KHz) |
| Displacement Range | 2mm, 5mm, 8mm, 10mm |
| Output Signal | AC signal or transmitter output 0~5V (9~28V DC power supply) |
| AC signal or transmitter output 0~10V (15~28V DC power supply) | |
| AC signal or transmitter output 4~20mA (two-wire, 15~28V DC power supply) | |
| AC signal or transmitter output digital RS485 (9~12V DC power supply) | |
| Linearity Error | Analog output: ±0.25%, Digital output: 0.25%, 0.1%, etc. selectable |
| Repetition Error | 1μm |
| Resolution | ≤0.1μm (maximum), digital output is 16-bit |
| Operating Temperature | -25℃ ~+85℃ |
| Temperature Coefficient | Zero point ≤0.01%F.S/℃ |
| Sensitivity ≤0.025%F.S/℃ |
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Q1: What Is Linear Displacement?
A1: Linear displacement refers to the change in position of an object along a straight line, and its movement is usually quantified by measuring the distance from the starting point to the ending point. In industrial applications, accurate measurement of linear displacement is crucial for controlling mechanical motion, positioning, and monitoring.
Q2: How to Reduce Measurement Noise in Displacement Sensors?
A2: To reduce measurement noise, ensure that the steel cable is installed horizontally (deviation ≤ ±3°), keep the pulleys clean, and avoid dust accumulation; install protective devices in harsh environments, and connect the circuit correctly (e.g., connect the load before powering on) to reduce mechanical and electromagnetic interference.
Q3: How to Maintain a Displacement Sensor for Long-Term Accuracy?
A3: To maintain the long-term accuracy of general displacement sensors: ensure stress-free installation and avoid exceeding the range or harsh environments; regularly clean the probe and contact surface, check for wear on mechanical parts, and calibrate data on time.
Tips: How Far Should a Displacement Sensor Be Placed From the Target?
The distance between a displacement sensor and the target is not a fixed value, but depends entirely on its type and range. For contact sensors (such as LVDTs), the probe needs to be in physical contact with the target to measure the relative displacement relative to its zero point. For non-contact sensors (such as laser, ultrasonic, and eddy current sensors), they must be placed at their optimal working distance, which is usually specified by the manufacturer. Placing the sensor within its designed linear measurement area will cause signal saturation, a sharp drop in accuracy, or even complete failure to measure if the sensor is too close or too far away.
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