April 2015, MARIETTA, GA - From the late 1980s Kaman has had a digital circuit sensor in production. Kaman has continued to build on the foundations developed with the EASI-9500, KìDA, and ThreadChecker products. Probably the biggest difference between the digiVIT and past digital inductive linear displacement sensors is that all functions can be accessed through 4 pushbuttons on the front panel. All information is displayed on an easy to read, integral digital display. There is no requirement to connect to a PC! Technological innovation has resulted in a self-tuning bridge. There is no longer the need to connect to a PC to download a configuration file when changing sensors or doing high level calibrations. Attaching a sensor to the digiVIT and performing a simple calibration procedure via the pushbuttons will tune the bridge. It not only tunes the bridge, its self-optimization will ensure the best performance possible for any given, combination of sensor, target, cable & calibration.

Features

• Self-tuning bridge, will perform with nearly any sensor, any conductive target

• Pushbutton calibration

• Pushbutton temperature compensation

• Pushbutton zeroing

• Embedded intelligence, all functions accessible without a PC

• Large easy to read digital display

• Scrolling menus for set up and calibration

• Ethernet communication

• No sensor, shorted sensor detection

• Programmable switched output

Applications

• Position, vibration, proximity sensing

• Part sorting

• Process control

• Laboratory test

• Engine dynamics testing

• Condition monitoring