6127V1A90L.25

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Position sensors, also known as position transducers, are devices used to measure physical position, typically within a linear or angular range. Common types of position sensors include angle, linear position measuring, and proximity, each of which are discussed here with a focus on the 6127V1A90L.25.

Angle Position Sensors

Angle position sensors measure the angular displacement of a member, such as a rotary shaft, wheel, or a linear slide from its original position. These sensors often employ optical or magnetic encoders, potentiometers, and resolvers. They are typically found in closed-loop systems, such as a CNC machine, flight control system or an automated robotic arm. They can also be used in open-loop systems in order to provide feedback of the actual position of a member.

Linear Position Measuring

Linear position sensors are used to measure linear displacement within a range. Among the most common linear position sensors include capacitive, inductive, and potentiometric sensors. These sensors can be used in both open- and closed-loop systems to measure linear distance or displacement. Inductive and capacitive sensors can also measure linear speeds, accelerations, and velocities. The 6127V1A90L.25 from AutomationDirect is a PWM linear position sensor, an inductive linear position sensor that can measure linear position within a specified range.

6127V1A90L.25 Application Field and Working Principle

The 6127V1A90L.25 from AutomationDirect is an inductive linear position sensor. It measures linear displacement up to 256mm, and is suitable for applications such as linear slide and linear axis, and guarantees contactless sensing. It is also able to withstand high temperature (from -40 to +120 ℃) as well as resistant to water and oil splashing. The working principle of the 6127V1A90L.25 is based on the induction of the coil, in which a sensing circuit with a coil trigger, a capacitor and a varistor detects the moving of moving core. When the moving core approaches, it induces current in the coil, and the sensed voltage is either increased or decreased based on the situation. There is an integrated intelligence in the sensor that processes and converts the current to a digital output in which the position of the moving core can be read.

In conclusion, the 6127V1A90L.25 is a reliable and robust linear position measuring sensor that can be used for a wide range of applications. Thanks to its inductive technology, it is able to measure linear displacement up to 256mm and is able to withstand high temperature and resist water and oil splashing. The sensor also features an integrated intelligence to quickly and accurately convert the measured data into a digital output.

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