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Senior Design Team 181 www.transtekinc.com. Team: Ryan Williams (EE) Jonathan Wolff (EE) Damon Soto (EE) Jason Meyer (EE) Advisor: Helena Silva (ECE)

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1 Senior Design Team 181 www.transtekinc.com

2 Team: Ryan Williams (EE) Jonathan Wolff (EE) Damon Soto (EE) Jason Meyer (EE) Advisor: Helena Silva (ECE) Trans-Tek Contacts: Mark Bennett Jeffrey Gladu

3 LVDT Background Current Oscillator/Demodulator Model Design Alternatives – Oscillator Design Alternatives – Demodulator Final Design Goals Progress Timeline Budget

4 Consists of a 3-part transformer Secondary coils wired in subtractive configuration Position of core determines output voltage Linear relationship between core position and output voltage http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/07/Lvdt_how.gif

5 http://www.singer-instruments.com/sites/default/files/images/tutorials/how_lvdt_works_fig3.gif

6 The LVDT housing will be extended to contain the circuitry. LVDT components: 1.Stainless Steel Tubing/housing (top) 2.LVDT pushrod (bottom left) 3.Core (bottom right) 4.LVDT Windings (middle)

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