Precision variable pitch compensation winding for displacement transducer
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May 15, 1990
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Mar 31, 1989
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Jan 22, 1988
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A compensation winding for improving the linearity of a displacement transducer. The displacement transducer is the type having an electrically conducting non-ferromagnetic wall which moves in telescoping relation with the coil and is excited by a signal at a sufficiently high frequency that skin effect on the wall permits displacement of the wall to vary the reluctance of the coil flux path and thereby vary its inductance proportionally to displacement of the wall. The compensation winding is wound in telescoped, coaxial relationship to the coil in a fixed position. The compensation winding has a pitch which is a decreasing function of the distance from the end of the coil which is nearest the wall when the wall and the coil are in their least overlapping relationship.
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