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  • telemetry
    / The transducer.

    …externally energized transducer, called the variable-reluctance type, is one in which the magnetic circuit is broken by an air gap. The mechanical movement to be measured is used to change this air gap, thus changing the reluctance, or opposition, to the production of a magnetic field in the circuit. The…

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    …externally energized transducer, called the variable-reluctance type, is one in which the magnetic circuit is broken by an air gap. The mechanical movement to be measured is used to change this air gap, thus changing the reluctance, or opposition, to the production of a magnetic field in the circuit. The…

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