FX-HM SERIES - Analog Position Transducer 0 to 10 VDC ANALOG OUTPUT

PublishTime：2024-10-30

●The FX-HM series linear position transducer provides up to 15” (381mm) of measurement range in a subcompact plastic package. With a two point mounting system and a diameter of 1.5 inches, it is ideal for use in areas where space is a premium. The device employs a non-contacting hall effect internal sensor which permits use in applications where a very high cycle life is required. With an excitation voltage requirement anywhere in the range of 4.9 to 30 volts and a very low current requirement, the unit may be battery powered or operated from most standard instrumentation power supplies. The analog voltage output of nominally 0 to 10 VDC may be easily interfaced to most popular data acquisition, PLC and display devices. The FX-HM with a dynamic response capability up to 25 Hz over a 1.5” range is acceptable for use in measuring suspension travel, throttle position, machine mechanism monitoring and many other applications where space restrictions exist.

Brand of Product：	UniMeasure
Part#：	FX-HM SERIES 、 FX-HM 、 FX-HM-15-N1S-1PN 、 FX-HM-□-□□□-□□□ More Part#
Product Category：	Analog Position Transducer 、 linear position transducer More
Application：	[ measuring suspension travel ][ throttle position ][ machine mechanism monitoring ] More
Data Type：	Datasheet More
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Operating Temperature：	Please see the document for details
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Language：	English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese
Date of Creation：	2019/7/12
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Data Size：	4 MB

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