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=Introduction= | =Introduction= | ||
Inductive probes are very accurate - an 8 mm distance sensing probe is accurate to a few microns. Or about 0.1%. | Inductive probes are very accurate - an 8 mm distance sensing probe is accurate to a few microns. Or about 0.1%. | ||
One solution for CNC Torch is a 2+ inch distance sensor. | One solution for CNC Torch is a 2+ inch distance sensor. | ||
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*50 mm distance sensor - $275 - [https://www.newark.com/eaton-cutler-hammer/e56adl50ua/inductive-proximity-sensor/dp/89M0237] | *50 mm distance sensor - $275 - [https://www.newark.com/eaton-cutler-hammer/e56adl50ua/inductive-proximity-sensor/dp/89M0237] | ||
*50 mm - $200 - [https://www.newark.com/turck/ni50u-cp40-vp4x2/inductive-proximity-sensor/dp/41M3747] | |||
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*[[CNC Torch Table Height Controller]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:33, 9 April 2020
Check main entry first: Inductive Sensor
Introduction
Inductive probes are very accurate - an 8 mm distance sensing probe is accurate to a few microns. Or about 0.1%.
One solution for CNC Torch is a 2+ inch distance sensor.