Executive summary
Position sensors are used in a range of applications, and there are a number of types tailored to the needs of the applications. Current non-contact inductive sensors are inexpensive but are not precise. Other sensor types, including eddy current sensors, capacitive sensors, and optical/laser position sensors, have high precision, but are larger, more expensive, and require complex algorithms to operate. Compared to other position sensors, this technology is precise, small, inexpensive, and provides absolute position. It can measure accuracy of position down to 400 nanometers over a total range of 200 microns. The sensor uses inexpensive, off-the-shelf components and has a total volume of less than cubic inch. A highly linear output makes computation easy by using a low-cost microcontroller. The high signal-to-noise ratio allows the sensor to operate in noisy environments. Although origi...
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