Engineering, 30.04.2021 19:40 ray2220

A linear variable displacement transducer (LVDT) converts linear displacement (the input) into an AC voltage (the output), and the RMS voltage output increases linearly with displacement. The manufacturer claims a sensitivity of 0.0100 V/mm. (a) For a maximum displacement (input span) of 25 mm, calculate the ideal output span voltage. (b) Suppose the instrument is faulty, and the actual sensitivity is 0.0103 V/mm. Calculate the output span for this case. Also calculate the percentage error in output span. Is this a bias or a random (precision) error

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