How Can We Measure Vibration Amplitude with an Eddy Current Displacement Sensor?

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how can we measure the amplitude of vibration of a sheet with and eddy current displacement sensor?:confused: :frown: :cry:



my course work is :
how the time taken for the amplitude of vibrating sheet of aluminium to halve,varies with the magnetic flux density of the field in which the sheet is placed.
I wanted to know how does an eddy current displacement sensor or vibration sensor works?
 
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