LVDT sensors

LVDT sensors are high-precision devices used for measuring linear displacement with exceptional accuracy and reliability. Utilizing electromagnetic induction, they convert linear motion into electrical signals, making them ideal for automation, aerospace, automotive testing, and industrial machinery. Our durable LVDT sensors ensure consistent performance in harsh environments, with high resolution to maintain accuracy even under challenging conditions.

Choosing the right LVDT sensor

One of the key advantages of LVDT sensors is their ability to provide contactless measurements, which significantly reduces wear and tear, extending the operational life of the sensor. Additionally, LVDT sensors are known for their high sensitivity and linearity, ensuring precise and consistent readings even in challenging conditions. Available in various configurations and output options, our LVDT sensors can be easily integrated into existing systems, enhancing overall performance and productivity. Whether you need a compact solution for tight spaces or a robust sensor for heavy-duty applications, Althen Sensors & Controls has the right LVDT sensor to meet your specific requirements.

Considerations for Selecting LVDT Sensors

When choosing LVDT sensors for your application, several critical factors should be considered to ensure optimal performance and compatibility:

• Measurement range: Determine the required range of linear displacement for your specific application. Ensure the LVDT sensor can accurately measure the full extent of movement you need, as this will directly impact the precision of your readings.
• Sensitivity and resolution: Evaluate the sensitivity and resolution specifications of the sensor. Higher sensitivity and resolution are essential for applications that require precise measurements, so select an LVDT sensor that meets your specific needs.
• Output type: LVDT sensors can provide different output signals, such as analog voltage, current, or digital signals. Make sure the output type is compatible with your control systems to facilitate seamless integration and effective data acquisition.
• Environmental conditions: Consider the operating environment where the sensor will be used. Factors such as temperature extremes, humidity, vibration, and exposure to contaminants can affect performance. Choose a sensor designed to withstand these specific environmental challenges.
• Mounting and size: Assess the physical dimensions and mounting requirements of the LVDT sensor. Ensure that the sensor can fit into your installation space and is easy to mount within your system setup.
• Response time: Depending on your application, the response time of the sensor may be critical. For dynamic applications that require real-time feedback, select LVDT sensors with faster response times to ensure timely data collection.

By carefully considering these factors, you can select the most suitable LVDT sensor for your needs, ensuring reliable operation and accurate measurements in your application.

Contact us today to learn more about our LVDT sensors and discover the ideal solution tailored to your specific measurement needs.