Lecture

Linear Response and LVDT Construction

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Description

This lecture covers the construction of Linear Variable Differential Transformers (LVDTs), explaining how they work and their applications in displacement and force measurement. It also discusses the synchronous demodulation technique used with LVDTs, as well as alternatives and characteristics of LVDTs. The lecture further explores the principle of inductive potentiometers and mutual inductance as a function of position, providing insights into their operation and applications.

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