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An Eddy Current Displacement Sensor is a non-contact measurement device used to detect the distance between the sensor and a conductive target surface. It works by inducing eddy currents in the target surface and measuring the changes in these currents to determine the displacement.
The sensor emits an alternating current that creates a magnetic field. When this magnetic field interacts with a conductive target, it induces eddy currents in the target. These eddy currents create their own magnetic field, which in turn, affects the magnetic field of the sensor. The sensor measures the changes in its own magnetic field to determine the displacement of the target.
Eddy Current Displacement Sensors offer several advantages, including non-contact measurement, high precision and accuracy, high speed measurement, immunity to environmental factors such as dust and dirt, and the ability to measure in harsh conditions.
Eddy Current Displacement Sensors are commonly used in industrial applications such as quality control and inspection, position and displacement monitoring, and measurement of vibration and deflection. They are also used in automotive, aerospace, and medical industries for various measurement and monitoring purposes.
Choosing the right Eddy Current Displacement Sensor depends on factors such as the type of target material, the required measurement range and accuracy, and the environmental conditions of the application. It is important to consult with a sensor expert and conduct thorough research to determine the best sensor for your specific needs.