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What is a displacement sensor?

What are Displacement Sensors (Displacement Gauges) and Dimension Measurement Systems? What is a displacement sensor? A displacement sensor (displacement gauge) is primarily used to measure the range of where an object has to travel and in relation to a reference position. Displacement sensors have multiple uses. Its primary use is for dimension measurement to figure out an object’s width, height, and thickness. Accuracy, application and usage environment is required when selecting the best equipment. What is a measurement sensor? A measurement sensor is a device that is used to measure an object to ascertain its dimensions such as by [...]

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Displacement Measurement

Types of Displacement Measurement Run-Out/Vibration There are many ways to measure run-out/vibration including the type of measurement system, run-out or vibration (direction), and environment where the system is being installed. Choosing the wrong kind of equipment can lead to drastic consequences. You can run into issues such as increased man-hours during production and issues with insufficient precision. Example Applications Run-out measurement of HDD surface Laser displacement sensors are very helpful in measuring the oscillation at a single point on a specific target’s exterior. The further away that vibration amplitude is from the center of rotation from a target, [...]

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Measurement List

Measurement List Displacement sensors/measurement systems make many different types of measurements possible. Typically the application environment and the measurement target determines the type of measurement method that should be used for optimum results. There are several types of measurement systems that you should become familiar with: Dimension Measurement Thickness Width Height/Step Outer Diameter Angle Radius / Inner Diameter Displacement Measurement Run-out/Vibration Eccentricity Stroke Positioning Edge Position Gap/Clearance Profile Measurement Warpage and Flatness 2D Shape 3D Shape Thickness For those searching for Thickness Measurement Systems If you’re searching for the best method of measuring thickness, the process may not be [...]

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Inline/Offline Measurement

Inline and Offline Measurement: Key Differences and Applications Inline and offline measurements are two distinct types of measurements used in manufacturing and production. Inline measurements are typically automatic and integrated directly into the production process, while offline measurements are manual, often conducted after production. Understanding the differences between these two types of measurement is crucial for optimizing production workflows and ensuring high-quality standards. Inline Measurement Inline measurement refers to the real-time monitoring and inspection of products as they move through the production line. Sensors or instruments are embedded directly into the manufacturing process, automatically collecting data on dimensions, [...]

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Charge Amplifiers

Charge Amplifiers Boost the accuracy of your vibration and signal analysis with MTI Instruments’ differential charge amplifiers engineered to deliver unmatched reliability, signal integrity, and noise immunity in demanding test environments. Whether you’re balancing gas turbines, analyzing engine vibration, or measuring structural motion, our charge amplifiers transform charge-mode accelerometer signals from piezoelectric sensors into clean, stable voltage signals optimized for high-speed diagnostics and monitoring. Designed for both industrial and aerospace applications, MTI’s accelerometer charge amplifiers deliver flexible configurations, seamless system integration, and rugged performance—ensuring your piezoelectric sensors produce accurate, interference-free data without distortion, delay, or signal degradation. Perfect [...]

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Fiber Optic Sensors

  Fiber Optic Sensors MTI Instruments provides high-performance fiber optic sensors and probes engineered for applications requiring large measurement ranges and extended standoff distances. These non-contact, modular sensor systems feature interchangeable probes and dual-channel capability, allowing for simultaneous measurements of displacement, position, or vibration at two points. Designed for precision and flexibility, they excel as fiber optic position sensors, motion sensors, and optical displacement sensors in environments where conventional technologies are limited by physical contact or EMI interference. Our advanced fiber optic probes automatically compensate for significant variations in surface reflectivity, enabling accurate monitoring across a dynamic reflectance [...]

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Diagnostic Equipment

1510A Portable Signal Generator and Calibrator View Product MTI’s 1510A portable signal generator is ideal for testing the integrity of sensor signal conditioning electronics. Encased in a rugged shell, this battery operated function generator can be used in the field to simulate sensor signals. It simulates eddy current, accelerometer, strain gauge and other types of pulse, sinusoidal, triangle, or digital pulse trains. The sweep function tests the frequency response of the subsequent signal conditioning devices. Its highly accurate DC output can be used to calibrate electronic amplifiers’ gain settings such as strain gauge amplifiers. Its portability and features are [...]

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