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The GHS-19 Series Spring-Loaded LVIT Linear Position Sensor Low Cost, Compact, High Performance Gaging Probes

March 21, 2017 By Jennifer Calhoon Leave a Comment

H.G. Schaevitz LLC Alliance Sensors is pleased to introduce its GHS-19 series of spring-loaded LVIT (Linear Variable Inductive Transducer) gaging sensors. They are contactless devices designed for dimensional gaging and position measurements in factory automation and in various industrial and commercial applications such as automotive testing, mil/aero test stands, robotic arms, and packaging equipment, where […]

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Linear position sensors are designed for valve position sensing applications

March 3, 2017 By Paul Heney Leave a Comment

The Alliance Sensors Group PG Series LVDT linear position sensors are designed and engineered specifically for valve position sensing applications for steam turbine control systems in electric power generation plants. Previously, the LVDTs used in the power generation industry were either designed by OEMs more than 40 years ago, or are catalog LVDTs slightly modified for […]

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SC-100 AC LVDT signal conditioner is calibrated via push of a button

February 7, 2017 By Paul Heney Leave a Comment

Alliance Sensors Group has expended its line of LVDT/RVDT signal conditioner to include the SC-100 DIN-rail mountable AC-LVDT Signal Conditioner module that offers smart and fast LVDT setup with built-in null indication and simple front panel pushbuttons to set zero and full scale. The SC-100 is engineered to work with the widest range of AC-operated […]

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LVIT technology replaces linear potentiometers with contactless solution

February 2, 2017 By Paul Heney Leave a Comment

The Sensor Connection has expanded its sensor product offering by adding a line of ILPS-19 Series Inductive Linear Position Sensors using LVIT Technology; contactless devices designed for factory automation and a variety of industrial or commercial applications such as motor sport vehicles, automotive testing, solar cell positioners, wind turbine prop pitch and brake position, and […]

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Spring-loaded LVIT linear position sensors are inexpensive, compact

February 1, 2017 By Paul Heney Leave a Comment

H.G. Schaevitz LLC Alliance Sensors has introduced its GHS-19 series of spring-loaded LVIT (Linear Variable Inductive Transducer) gaging sensors. They are contactless devices designed for dimensional gaging and position measurements in factory automation and in various industrial and commercial applications such as automotive testing, mil/aero test stands, robotic arms, and packaging equipment, where the sensing element […]

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Alliance Sensors Group’s line of industrial LVDTs

January 31, 2017 By Mike Santora Leave a Comment

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Alliance Sensors Group has expanded its line of industrial LVDTs with the addition of the LA-21-A series. The LA-21-A series AC LVDTs offers the robust designs for which Alliance Sensors Group is known in typical industrial packages, with full ranges from 3 (75 mm) to 15-in. (375 mm). They are supplied in a zinc-plated-steel 0.805-in. […]

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S1A used to solve multi-channel LVDT measurement system

December 28, 2016 By Mike Santora Leave a Comment

S1A With NoBG

H. G. Schaevitz LLC, Alliance Sensors Group has solved the age old problem of cross talk between sensors even if the master signal conditioner fails. When LVDT signal cables are bundled together or laid close to each other in a wire trough, even for short distances, the result can be a mutual interference phenomenon called […]

Filed Under: LVDT, Uncategorized Tagged With: Alliance Sensors Group

Alliance Sensors Group: The Name in LVDT Signal Conditioning

July 13, 2016 By Marisa Martin Leave a Comment

Alliance Sensors Group has developed into “The Name in LVDT Signal Conditioning” due to the constant improvements and advancements made to its line of LVDT signal conditioners. The S1A and SC-100 DIN-rail-mounted, push-button-calibrated LVDT signal conditioners were developed by listening to customers and LVDT manufacturers’ comments and wish list. This has allowed Alliance Sensors Group […]

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Mounting Kit Simplifies Position Sensor Replacement

April 27, 2016 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

Replacing a malfunctioning sensor can be a tricky and time consuming task, especially if the mechanical mounting is unique.  For sensors that need replacement on GE steam turbines, Alliance Sensors Group has addressed the problem with a drop-in mounting for their PGHD series LVDTs.  While the sensors are specifically designed and engineered for  several applications […]

Filed Under: Featured, LVDT, Position, Uncategorized Tagged With: Alliance Sensors Group

Measure Position in Hazardous Locations

April 19, 2016 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

Some rather common applications require a hazardous location and even an intrinsically safe operation certification.  The CSA Group provides this for products used in North American and around the world. With this rating, TE Connectivity’s HLIR 750 series intrinsically safe, 4-20 mA LVDT position sensors can be used for contact-less measurements in applications in gas […]

Filed Under: Featured, LVDT, Position Tagged With: TE Connectivity

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