Daytronic transducers and sensors for test and measurement applications. AC and DC LVDTs, Load Cells, and Pressure transducers. (read more)

Submersible LVDT Displacement Transducer from RDP. These transducers are for displacement / position measurement. They make an accurate position measurement of the movement of the armature (the sliding part) relative to the body of the displacement transducer. (read more)

These transducers are for displacement / position measurement. They make an accurate position measurement of the movement of the armature (the sliding part) relative to the body of the displacement transducer.

This transducer uses the Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) principle which means that it is probably the most robust and reliable position sensor type available... (read more)

GT Precision LVDT Gauging Transducer from RDP Group.

These transducers are for displacement / position measurement. They make an accurate position measurement of the movement of the armature (the sliding part) relative to the body of the displacement transducer. (read more)

These transducers are for displacement / position measurement. They make an accurate position measurement of the movement of the armature (the sliding part) relative to the body of the displacement transducer.

This transducer uses the Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) principle which means that it is probably the most robust and reliable position sensor type available... (read more)

AI-TEK tachometer transducers are self-generating units when used with speed sensors. They are designed primarily to provide an easy means of attaching a pulse generating assembly to rotating shafts. (read more)

ControlAir Inc. announces the introduction of the Type- 590X I/P Transducer. This unique current-to-pressure transducer is small in size and light weight, yet is less sensitive to shock vibration and position change than most other I/P's. (read more)

These Linear Velocity Transducers provide a simple means to detect linear velocity of a moving component. Just connect to the LVT's magnet and drive it back & forth through the center of the transducer. VDC readings are directly proportional to the object's speed. No excitation required! (read more)

The basic design of an LVDT comprises a primary coil winding and two identical secondary windings on a common bobbin, and a moveable magnetic core. The primary winding of the LVDT is excited with a low voltage AC supply. (read more)

The ITC-9071, 9081, 9091 transducers are designed for a variety of ultrasonic sensor products. It's narrow beam makes it a good choice for demanding proximity, position, and level sensor applications. It can be used as a transmitter, receiver, or both as needed. (read more)