Catalogue Linear inductive displacement sensors
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Sensor in plastic housing with integrated ASIC electronics VIP-30-ISC-HRW1
Excel lent ratio of installed length to measurement range Rugged and wear-free High dynamic response
Modal
V1P-30-ISC-HRW1
2617015
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VIP (page 10-11) _
Measuring range
30 mm
Targe! (included)
aluminium ring в13 x 1 mm. 2.5 mm long
Unearity
± 0.5% FSO (0.15mm]
Resolution
10 Bit
Frequency response
1000 H; (-3 dB)
Housing_
thermosening plastic
T.jini;Cloture stability
200 ppm / °C
Output
DART (TTL-level R<D/TxD) option 0.5...4.5 VDC
+ 5 VDC (4.9 -. 5.1 VDC) Stabilfced
Temperature range sensor
-40°C... +100°C/temporaryupto12S°C
Protection class
IP 67, without interconnection
With the increasing deployment of electro­nic equipment in vehicles, inductive
application. Ftuggedness. compact design and favorable prices are regarded as basic requirements for applications in the
backdrop that sensor was developed, no n-contacting and we tions particularly in thee but which can also do applications. The sens particularly by Is cxcoil length
displacement i is employed e for appiica-■ and gearbox,
d tor ir
sit ratio of installed range. Further plus
points are the integrated electronics, the high dynamic response and the measure­ment principle which does not need a magnet. These advantages take effect particularly with displacement and position measurements on the transmission, such as for example with the measurement of the clutch disengagement, shift rail or selector lever position.
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