Linear Electrical Resolver

Linear Electrical Resolvers are devices used in electrical and electronic equipment components, specifically in the supply class Synchros And Resolvers. They are part of the broader category of resolvers, which are electromechanical devices used for measuring angular position or velocity.

Unlike rotary resolvers, which measure rotational motion, linear electrical resolvers are designed to measure linear motion. They are commonly used in applications where linear displacement needs to be accurately determined, such as in robotics, automation systems, and industrial machinery.

Linear electrical resolvers consist of a primary winding and two secondary windings. The primary winding is excited with an AC voltage, while the secondary windings are connected to a resolver-to-digital converter. As the primary winding moves linearly, the voltages induced in the secondary windings change proportionally. These voltage changes are then converted into digital signals, which can be used to determine the linear position or velocity of the resolver.

The advantages of using linear electrical resolvers include high accuracy, reliability, and durability. They are also resistant to environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, and vibration, making them suitable for harsh operating conditions.

In summary, linear electrical resolvers are electromechanical devices used for measuring linear motion. They are part of the Synchros And Resolvers supply class in the Electrical And Electronic Equipment Components supply group.