How Do You Model an LVDT Using Differential Equations and Transfer Functions?

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The discussion focuses on modeling a Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) using differential equations and transfer functions. The user seeks guidance on generating a differential equation for the LVDT and applying the Laplace transform to derive the transfer function. A resource link is provided to assist in understanding the theory behind LVDTs. The conversation highlights the challenges faced in modeling the system accurately.

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hello all!

Does anybody have any idea how i get get a transfer function for a Linear Variable Differential Transfromer (LVDT).

I thought about generating a differential equation to model the LVDT and then taking the laplace transform of this. My problem is: I am really stuggling to model the system with a diff eq - does anynody have an idea where i should start.
Please help.

Thank you
John
 
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