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LVDT windings are wound on
- ASteel sheets
- BAluminium
- CFerrite
- DCopper
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- LVDT has different components, including primary winding, two secondary windings, ferromagnetic core (slug), tube (bobbin), shield and shaft (measurand)
- The ferromagnetic core is the moving component whose position within the shaft is sensed
- The primary winding in the middle, and the secondary windings are wound in opposite direction (series-opposed) on either side of the primary
- Each of the secondary coils should have the same number of turns and be of the same length so as not to affect the null position and linearity
- A cylindrical shield protects the windings from damage and serves to contain the magnetic field used for sensing
- The measurand is mechanically coupled to the ferromagnetic core using an attached (and non-ferromagnetic) shaft
- The ferromagnetic core is the moving component whose position within the shaft is sensed
- The primary winding in the middle, and the secondary windings are wound in opposite direction (series-opposed) on either side of the primary
- Each of the secondary coils should have the same number of turns and be of the same length so as not to affect the null position and linearity
- A cylindrical shield protects the windings from damage and serves to contain the magnetic field used for sensing
- The measurand is mechanically coupled to the ferromagnetic core using an attached (and non-ferromagnetic) shaft
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LVDT windings are wound on Ferrite