Collection: Eddy Current Sensors

Eddy Current Sensors is non-contact displacement sensors used for rotating machinery and metallic target measurement. A typical measurement chain uses a probe coil, extension cable and signal converter or proximitor that excites the coil and converts impedance changes into a proportional electrical signal. Sensor families differ by probe diameter, linear range, cable length, target material, mounting thread and converter calibration. These sensors measure shaft vibration, radial position, axial displacement, eccentricity and speed-related movement in turbines, compressors, pumps, motors and other rotating equipment. This collection groups components from the same technical family for engineering reference, maintenance planning, system expansion, and replacement of installed equipment. Models are organized by system role so users can distinguish controllers, I/O, communication, power, interface, sensing, and termination hardware without mixing unrelated automation platforms.