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COMPENDIUM INCLINATION MEASUREMENT
                                       WYLER AG, WINTERTHUR / SWITZERLAND

          The following list of characteristics should allow a proper differentiation and proper application of the 2
        sensors:
        LEVELMATIC 31
          • High resolution, high precision for inclinations up to ±20 mRad  (roughly 1.15°)
          •  Excellent signal-to-noise ratio
          • Excellent repeatability
          • Excellent linearity
          • Good temperature stability
          • Maximum inclination corresponds to an output of ±2000 mV

        LEVELMATIC C
          • Excellent precision for inclinations up to ±30°
          • Supply voltage can be chosen between ±12 V and ±18 V DC
          •  Excellent repeatability
          • Excellent long-term stability in inclined position
          • Excellent linearity
          • Excellent temperature stability
          • Maximum inclination corresponds to an output voltage of  ±1 V, ±2.5 V, or ±5 V and an output cur-
           rent of 4..20 mA


          7.5.1  MEASUREMENT PRINCIPLE LEVELMATIC SENSOR
                (SIMILAR TO MINILEVEL NT + LEVELTRONIC NT)
         The LEVELMATIC sensor is based on the pendulum properties of a friction-free supported disc of a mass
        weighing less than 1 gram. A two-phase frequency (2.9 kHz) is supplied to two electrodes, which together
        with the pendulum disc supported in the shielded and dust-proof gap between them, build a differential
        capacitor. The inclination signal is created at the pendulum. Due to the perfect rotational symmetry of the
        sensor, inclinations perpendicular to the measuring axis are of insignificant influence to the measurement,
        and even overhead measurements are possible.
         The shielded sensor and the capacitive measuring principle make the system insensitive to magnetic and
        electric fields.
         With this pendulum system, extremely
        accurate results in terms of repetition and
        hysteresis combined with very short reaction
        times have been achieved.
        Applications:
          • Levelling of a platform
          • Inclination measurement on bridges or
          buildings
          • Supervision of machine tools
          • Levelling of machines
          • etc.
        Remark:
        Analog LEVELMATIC sensors are increasingly being replaced by ZEROTRONIC digital sensors. Besides
        being more accurate, ZEROTRONIC sensors have a more compact design and provide a digital output
        signal which allows further treatment with various software.
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