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New force transducers using amorphous ribbon cores

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2 Author(s)
Mohri, K. ; Wolfson Centre for Magnetics Technology, University College, Cardiff, UK ; Korekoda, S.

New accurate, sensitive, and reliable force transducers are presented using amorphous ferromagnetic toroidal cores. These amorphous-core transducers are composed of a two-core multivibrator circuit with a dc output, in which Metglas 2826 ribbon-wound cotes (10 mm OD), which have high stress sensitivity, high yield stress, and high resistivity, are used. The linear-type transducer has higher linearity, higher stability against temperature variation, a fivefold increase in output voltages and currents, and a threefold increase in the maximum operating temperature when compared with conventional unbonded strain gauges. It can also be used as a variable-threshold-type transducer with a sharp transition behavior and small hysteresis by adjusting the values of resistors and by adding a diode to the linear-type transducer circuit. The amorphous-core force transducers are considered to be suitable for application in industrial automatic control under high temperature and high noise-level conditions.

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Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:14 ,  Issue: 5 )

Date of Publication: Sep 1978

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