Linear displacement transducer MPD
non-contactmagnetostrictivePROFIBUS

Linear displacement transducer - MPD - TWK-ELEKTRONIK GmbH - non-contact / magnetostrictive / PROFIBUS
Linear displacement transducer - MPD - TWK-ELEKTRONIK GmbH - non-contact / magnetostrictive / PROFIBUS
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Characteristics

Type
linear
Contact / non-contact
non-contact
Technology
magnetostrictive
Output signal
PROFIBUS
Other characteristics
pressure-resistant, stainless steel
Measuring range

200 mm, 1,000 mm, 2,500 mm, 3,000 mm, 7,600 mm
(7.87 in, 39.37 in, 98.43 in, 118.11 in, 299.21 in)

Description

The displacement transducers operate according to the principle of run time measurement between two points of a magnetostrictive waveguide. One point is determined by a moveable position magnet, whose distance from the null point corresponds to the section to be measured. The run time of an emitted impulse is directly proportionate to this section. Conversion to a digital measuring signal takes place in the downstream electronics. The waveguide is housed in a pressure-resistant stainless steel tube or extruded profile. To the rear of this is a die-cast aluminium housing containing the electronics in SMD technology. In the rod version, the position magnet is located in a ring, which is guided over the rod without contact. In the profile version, it is located either in a slider, which is linked to the moving part of the machine via a ball joint, or it moves as a liftable position magnet, without wear, over the profile.

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