Submersible LVDT Linear Position Transducer; Range ±50mm

The RDP Group has, for more than 45 years, been at the forefront of precision measurement technology. The British company has established itself as a premier designer and manufacturer of high-quality transducers and instrumentation. RDP's focus on innovation and reliability has allowed it to become a trusted name over various industries ranging from nuclear and renewables to aerospace and automotive. RDP's Linear Variable Differential Transformers (LVDTs) are an electromechanical sensor used to measure linear displacement and positioning. RDP’s LVDT converts linear motion into corresponding

Monitran’s Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) is a highly accurate displacement measurement device designed to measure linear displacement - in other words, how far something moves in a straight line.Due to its reliability, durability and precision, the LVDT remains a popular choice for displacement measurement across industrial monitoring and control applications. Monitran offers four main series of LVDTs, each designed for specific needs: Industrial series – The Industrial Series LVDT is built to endure the harshness of the industrial plant environments. Featuring a robust

There are several types of linear position sensor available, many of which are stocked by ADM. One question we are frequently asked is what is the best type of linear position to use? The answer is it very much depends on your application. Where some people can be confused is determining the difference between linear potentiometers and LVDT transducers. What are the Differences Between LVDTs and Linear Potentiometers? Linear Potentiometers and LVDTs (linear variable differential transformers) have several features in common, which makes it a little unclear as to which applications each is best