KD-1950

High-temperature displacement sensor with 0.150 inch range

  • Operating temperatures from -320°F to +1000°F (+1200°F short term)
  • Withstands pressures to 3500 psi
  • Measuring range of 0.150 inch (3.81 mm)
  • Hermetically sealed, laser-welded Inconel 625 housing
  • Dual-coil design minimizes temperature and radiation effects
  • Nonlinearity within ±1% FSO
  • KD-1950M version available for magnetic targets
  • Optional cable lengths available on request
Specifications
Measuring range KD-1950: 0.150 in (3.81 mm); KD-1950M: 0.100 in (2.54 mm)
Maximum mechanical offset 0.005 in
Electronics KDM-8206
Power input 120 Vac
Output KD-1950: 0-1.5 Vdc nominal; KD-1950M: 0-1.0 Vdc nominal
Static resolution 50 µinch (0.0013 mm) at mid range
Dynamic resolution 100 µinch (0.0025 mm) at mid range
Repeatability 100 µinch at mid range
Operating temperature -320°F to +77°F or +77°F to +1000°F (+538°C)
Nonlinearity Within ±1% FSO at customer-selected calibration temperature
Zero shift 0.02%/°F FSO (0.036%/°C)
Sensitivity shift 0.02%/°F FSO (0.036%/°C)
Frequency response 0-10 kHz (3 dB)
Sensor material Inconel 625, welded and hermetically sealed
Cable material Inconel 600 sheathed, mineral insulated
Standard cable lengths Hardline 10 ft; softline 5 ft; optional lengths on request
Target material Nonmagnetic and magnetic conductors
Operating pressure To 3500 psi
Mounting Flange mount, smooth body
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Frequently Asked Questions

What temperatures can the KD-1950 operate in?

The KD-1950 operates from -320°F to +1000°F continuously, and up to +1200°F short term. It is calibrated for either the cryogenic range (-320°F to +77°F) or the high-temperature range (+77°F to +1000°F).

What pressure can the KD-1950 withstand?

The KD-1950 is rated to 3500 psi. For applications above 3500 psi, the KD-1925 is rated to 5000 psi.

What is the difference between the KD-1950 and KD-1950M?

The KD-1950M is designed for magnetic targets and has a measuring range of 0.100 inch (2.54 mm). The standard KD-1950 has a measuring range of 0.150 inch (3.81 mm).

What electronics does the KD-1950 use?

The KD-1950 uses KDM-8206 signal conditioning electronics, available in single-channel and multi-channel rack-mountable configurations.

What applications is the KD-1950 used for?

Typical applications include nuclear reactors, steam and gas turbines, turbine and rocket engines, chemical processes, research projects, and high-temperature processing.

How does the KD-1950 compare to the KD-1925 and KD-1975?

The KD-1950 offers a 0.150 inch measuring range, between the KD-1925 (0.050 inch) and the KD-1975 (0.200 inch). The KD-1925 has the highest pressure rating at 5000 psi, while the KD-1950 and KD-1975 are rated to 3500 psi.