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Non-Contact Measuring — a Comparison of Position Sensors

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Position sensors are essential for modern motor vehicles. With the increasing deployment of mechatronic components in vehicles — often linked with the term “X-by-wire” — the number and importance of these sensors are growing steadily.

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    Hans Theo Dorißen,  Klaus Dürkopp & Henning Irle

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Dorißen, H.T., Dürkopp, K. & Irle, H. Non-Contact Measuring — a Comparison of Position Sensors. AutoTechnol 5, 68–71 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03246890

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