- Accuracy
- 3 µm
DTA-1-D-1.5-CA
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
Distance & displacement sensors
LVDT
Explore LVDT linear displacement sensors. Compare travel range, linearity and mechanical design, and select compatible signal-conditioning electronics.
5 series in this technology
LVDT models
56 matching models
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- Accuracy
- 3 µm
DTA-1-D-1.5-SA
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 6 µm
DTA-1-D-3-CA
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 6 µm
DTA-1-D-3-SA
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 60 µm
DTA-10-D-3-CA
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 60 µm
DTA-10-D-3-SA
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 60 µm
DTA-10G8-3-CA
From the induSENSOR DTA gauge series
induSENSOR DTA gauge: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 60 µm
DTA-10G8-3-CA-V
From the induSENSOR DTA gauge series
induSENSOR DTA gauge: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 90 µm
DTA-15-D-3-CA
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 90 µm
DTA-15-D-3-CR
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 90 µm
DTA-15-D-3-SA
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
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- Accuracy
- 90 µm
DTA-15-D-3-SR
From the induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor series
induSENSOR DTA displacement sensor: sensors and measurement devices by Micro-Epsilon for lvdt.
Technology overview
LVDT sensors measure linear displacement through a core moving within a coil assembly. Choose the mechanical arrangement for the target connection, such as a free core or probe, and select electronics compatible with the sensor signal. Check travel range, linearity, mechanical conditions and measurement rate for the chosen model and configuration.
Quality and certification
Certified quality management, calibration certificates and calibration services at manufacturers’ facilities.
- Every instrument is supplied with a calibration certificate.
- Advanced calibration services at manufacturers’ facilities abroad, coordinated and supported by Elina.
- The quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015. Certificate I31417 is valid until 7 April 2028.
9001:2015
The industries we serve
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Semiconductors and electronics
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Aerospace
- Aircraft door-lock position detection
- Airlines & Aerospace Our balancing machines and moment weighing scales for aerospace drives ensure maximum precision, ease of use, and modular flexibility delivering reliability and performance without compromise contributing to your economic success.
- Automatic balancing machines Automatic balancing machines from Schenck are advanced solutions for precise balancing of rotating components in automated production processes. We offer systems and stations for balancing crankshafts, wheels and tires, turbochargers, electric armatures, drives, axle drive units, torque converters, drive shafts, disc-shaped rotors, as well as fans. Our systems increase productivity, ensure consistent quality, and are tailored to the needs of the automotive, energy, and industrial sectors.
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Medical industry
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Environment
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Electric motor manufacturing
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Food industry
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Automotive industry
- Airlines & Aerospace Our balancing machines and moment weighing scales for aerospace drives ensure maximum precision, ease of use, and modular flexibility delivering reliability and performance without compromise contributing to your economic success.
- Automatic balancing machines Automatic balancing machines from Schenck are advanced solutions for precise balancing of rotating components in automated production processes. We offer systems and stations for balancing crankshafts, wheels and tires, turbochargers, electric armatures, drives, axle drive units, torque converters, drive shafts, disc-shaped rotors, as well as fans. Our systems increase productivity, ensure consistent quality, and are tailored to the needs of the automotive, energy, and industrial sectors.
- Axle Drives With our balancing machines for front and rear axle transmissions, the measured unbalance is corrected by drilling into the drive flanges of the transmissions (welding optional). We support you with our interdisciplinary expertise in the production of front and rear axle transmissions from the initial idea to the design stage through to series production.
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Industrial automation
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Plastics
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Optics
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3D printing
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Battery manufacturing
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about our products and services
A passive LVDT needs suitable excitation and conditioning electronics; specifications depend on the stated excitation voltage and frequency.
Not necessarily. Electrical zero is at the centre of the linear ± range; mechanical travel may extend beyond it.
In a free-core sensor, the machine moves and guides the core. A guided gauge includes a guiding mechanism; match travel and target contact to the application.
No. Excitation drives the transformer, while bandwidth describes the channel’s response to motion. Check both sensor and controller specifications.
No. Passive heads need excitation/conditioning, while other systems integrate electronics. Select the measurement path by family and model code.
Alongside range and linearity, check contact force throughout the stroke and the probe tip. On spring-loaded sensors, such as the documented DTD models, force changes along the stroke. Not every LVDT contains a spring or applies the same force to the part.
Contact us
Tell us what you need to measure and an engineer will get back to you.
Send us a message
- Address 29 Hametzuda St., Azur Industrial Zone Azur 5800173, Israel · POB 11475
- Phone 03-5590277
- Email sales@elinatech.com
- Opening hours Sun–Thu, 08:30–18:00