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

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Eddy current displacement sensors can measure vibration amplitude by detecting changes in the distance between the sensor and the vibrating sheet. The sensor operates by generating an electromagnetic field, which interacts with the conductive material of the sheet, producing eddy currents. The amplitude of vibration can be inferred by analyzing the variations in the sensor's output signal as the sheet vibrates. The coursework focuses on how the time for the amplitude to halve is affected by the magnetic flux density in which the sheet is placed. Understanding the sensor's working principle is crucial for accurate measurements in this context.
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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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