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Sensing Shaft Position Without Contact
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Abstract
This paper compiles useful measurement methods applicable to noncontact shaft position determination. Mechanisms to perform these measurements are grouped; characteristics, advantages and limitations are described. Specific applications of practical noncontact probes are reported.
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Hohenberg, R., "Sensing Shaft Position Without Contact," SAE Technical Paper 760313, 1976, https://doi.org/10.4271/760313.Also In
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