Non-contact inductive sensors generate a high-frequency electromagnetic field. Eddy currents are generated in metallic measuring objects within this field, which lead to a change in inductance. This distortion of the inductance is in turn influenced by the distance, the material and the size of the object. The sensor detects the change in inductance and converts it into a proportional output signal.
Measurement range | 0...6 mm, 0...8 mm, 0...24 mm |
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Linearity max. | ±0.025 mm |
Resolution max. | 0.01 mm |
Output analog | 4...20 mA, 0...10 V |
Protection class | IP67 |
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Measurement range | 0...2 mm |
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Linearity max. | ±60 µm |
Resolution max. | 0.012 µm |
Output analog | 0...20 mA |
Protection class | IP67 |
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Measurement range | 0...7 mm |
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Linearity max. | ±0.35 mm |
Resolution max. | 0.005 mm |
Output analog | 4...20 mA |
Protection class | IP68/IP69K |
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