Although what appears on the secondary side differs from the excitation signal, it is sufficient because of the inherent filtering properties of the LVDT
| Authors | Anthony Di Tommaso, Ljubisa Milojevic |
| Main Document | Article «Use a DAC to vary LVDT excitation» |
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- Article «Use a DAC to vary LVDT excitation»
- Figure 1. An LVDT is an electromechanical measuring device that converts the position of a magnetic core into electrical signals
- Figure 2. This circuit uses a triangular wave from a DAC to excite an LVDT
- Figure 3. Although what appears on the secondary side differs from the excitation signal, it is sufficient because of the inherent filtering properties of the LVDT
