Introduction A draw-wire position sensor is also known as a string pot, cable extension transducer, string potentiometer, or yo-yo sensor. A draw-wire sensor is a transducer that can detect and measure linear position and velocity. It is composed of a measuring cable, drum, spring, and rotational sensor. They are generally durable, easy to set up, …
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The draw wire encoder you used is CESI-S1000P from CALT sensor, The resolution of CESI-S1000P is 0.1mm/pulse, that is 0.003937 inch per pulse, You can process the program according to such arithmetic logic. Here we take our general HB961 indicator as an example. Refer to the accessory manual, The resolution of the cable encoder=A/(b*dot), that is, 1/(1*10)=0.1mm/pulse. If …
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The draw-wire position sensor is also called the cable sensor, the linear displacement sensor, the electronic ruler of the cable, the cable box, and the encoder of the cable. The draw-wire position sensor is a delicate structure of the linear displacement sensor. It fully combines the advantages of the angle sensor and the linear displacement …
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