CambridgeIC's standard target works with most linear and rotary basic sensors.
Its inductor is formed by a coil wound around a ferrite rod, for high Q-factor and a precisely shaped near field. It is encapsulated with holes for ease of mounting.
Standard Target
Features
- Non contact: wireless and wear free
- Compact
- Sealed
- For both linear and rotary position sensing
- Holes for alignment and/or mounting
Performance
- Linear magnetic axis alignment ±0.1mm
- Rotary magnetic axis alignment ±0.2°
- Typical Q-factor 115
- Operating Temperature -40°C to +125°C
- Max rotation speed 6000rpm
- Max linear acceleration 4000ms-2
CambridgeIC's standard target works with most linear and rotary basic sensors.
Its inductor is formed by a coil wound around a ferrite rod, for high Q-factor and a precisely shaped near field. It is encapsulated with holes for ease of mounting.
Features
- Non contact: wireless and wear free
- Compact
- Sealed
- For both linear and rotary position sensing
- Holes for alignment and/or mounting
Performance
- Linear magnetic axis alignment ±0.1mm
- Rotary magnetic axis alignment ±0.2°
- Typical Q-factor 115
- Operating Temperature -40°C to +125°C
- Max rotation speed 6000rpm
- Max linear acceleration 4000ms-2
CambridgeIC
Founded in 2007, CambridgeIC has developed single chip processors and a set of standard sensor designs and integration tools. These help customers embed resonant inductive sensing inside their products, by drawing on modular and well proven components.
Contact
Cambridge Integrated Circuits Ltd
info@cambridgeic.com
21 Sedley Taylor Road
Cambridge
CB2 8PW
UK
+44 (0) 1223 413500Cambridge
CB2 8PW
UK
info@cambridgeic.com