What does DT stand for?

Displacement transducer is used to convert one kind of energy to another.

Emerson will also perform various instrument upgrades on the GE gas turbine, such as installing hydraulic servo valves, linear variable displacement transducers (LVDTs) and flame detectors.

The arthrometer had a design similar to KT 2000 system (MedMetric, San Diego, USA) and was equipped with an S-Beam load cell (DBBP series, Bongishin, China), a rectilinear displacement transducer (PY3, Gerfran, Italy), and a data acquisition card (6024E, National Instruments, USA).

Micro EP test stages are available in 450 N and 5 kN capacities and are equipped with load and displacement transducers for generating stress-strain curves.

Micro EP test stages are available in 450 N and 5 kN capacities and are equipped with load and displacement transducers for generating stress-strain curves.

The sensor output was nonlinearly related to the distance from the object, as is typical for electro-optical displacement transducers [10].

Solarton has annual sales of 27 million [pounds sterling] ($50 million) and is comprised of three companies: Solartron Analytical makes analytic measurement instruments and software for the characterization of materials that are used for electrochemistry, corrosion analysis and advanced materials analysis; Solartron Metrology manufactures digital and analog gauging probes, displacement transducers and associated instrumentation used primarily to measure the size and form of machined or fabricated parts; Solartron ISA designs and manufactures flow measurement devices for the oil and gas industry.

Designed for hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder applications, the DI600 series displacement transducer provides contactless measurement of absolute piston position.