Transmitter Synchro

Transmitter Synchros are a type of synchro device that falls under the supply class of Synchros And Resolvers in the supply group of Electrical And Electronic Equipment Components.

Synchros, also known as synchro transmitters or synchro transducers, are electromechanical devices used for the transmission and measurement of angular position. They are commonly used in various applications such as control systems, navigation systems, and tracking systems.

Transmitter Synchros specifically function as the transmitting component of a synchro system. They convert the angular position of a mechanical shaft into an electrical signal that can be transmitted to other synchro devices or systems. This allows for the synchronization and coordination of multiple devices or systems.

Transmitter Synchros typically consist of a rotor and a stator. The rotor is connected to the mechanical shaft and rotates with it, while the stator contains windings that generate an electrical signal proportional to the rotor's position. This signal can then be used by other synchro devices or systems for various purposes, such as position control or data transmission.

In summary, Transmitter Synchros are a type of synchro device used for transmitting angular position information in synchro systems. They play a crucial role in the coordination and synchronization of multiple devices or systems in various applications.