Non-contact absolute linear scale for structural monitoring
Temposonics non-contact absolute linear scale
Temposonics sensors contribute to society through applications in structures.
In countries around the world, the collapse of old bridges and buildings is being reported in the news. Temposonics absolute linear scales are utilized for monitoring structures and construction management, leveraging features such as long-term stability, non-contact measurement, and high accuracy over long measurement strokes. Temposonics contributes to society not only in traditional industrial applications but also as sensors that widely protect human life.
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■Features■ ● Best EMC measures ● Position and speed measurement ● Absolute measurement ● High-performance signal processing unit integrated (all-in-one sensor) ● IP 67 ● Linearity < +/- 0.01 % F.S. ● Repeatability < +/- 0.001 % F.S. ● Resolution 0.5μm ● Response performance 10 kHz ● Operating temperature range -40°C ... +75°C ● Can be built into a cylinder (pressure-resistant rod) ● No recalibration required ● Flexible rod type available up to 20m long
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● Monitoring of structures and construction management ・ Measurement of distortion and tilt in buildings and historical structures ・ Crack monitoring ・ Measurement of structural changes in tunnels ・ Safety management of slope protection works ・ Management of embankment construction ● Monitoring of bridge distortion ● Control of sluice gates
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Temposonics introduced a non-contact, high-precision, and cost-effective non-contact absolute sensor method to the market in the early 1970s, using the magnetostrictive effect (Weidmann effect) for position measurement, which had previously been dominated by incremental methods. As a leading company in magnetostrictive sensors, we are committed to improving accuracy as position sensors, engaging in research and development, and enhancing quality to meet the needs of the industrial sector. Our sensors are increasingly being adopted not only as linear sensors to replace rotary encoders, linear encoders, and potentiometers but also in various industries such as hydraulics, pneumatics, water pressure, injection molding, welding, printing, textiles, construction machinery, wind power generation, metal processing, as well as in disaster prevention sensors like landslide sensors and bridge sensors. Temposonics will continue to develop further and strive day and night to be of service as a leading company in industrial sensors.