Linear resistive sensor
A linear resistive sensor, also known as a linear potentiometer, is a device that measures linear displacement by varying the resistance in a resistive element. It is an economical and widely used solution in applications where the position or displacement of an object needs to be measured in a limited range.
The linear potentiometer consists of a resistive track on which a slider or brush moves. As the slider moves along the track, it modifies the effective length of the resistance between the terminals of the device. This change in resistance is proportional to the linear displacement of the slider, allowing an electrical signal to be obtained related to the position.
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Displacement sensor range from 10 to 100 mm, with and without spring feeler, IP67
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Industrial resistive displacement sensor, range from 50 mm to 1250 mm
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General purpose displacement sensor, spring-loaded probe, ranges up to 200 mm, resistance up to 5 Kohm
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Displacement sensor with ball joints, different diameters depending on the application, range up to 300 and 1250 mm.
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Range of resistive displacement sensors, with different mounting options, ranging from 10 mm to 200 mm.
