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LDi-119
LVIT Linear Position Sensors with Rod Ends
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- Low Cost, Robust Construction
- Contactless Operation Prevents Wearout from Dithering or Cycling
- Excellent Stroke-to-Length Ratio
- 19 mm (0.75') Diameter Anodized Aluminum Housing Sealed to IP67
LDi-119
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Product Overview
- Additional Features 1 Radial Cable Exit with Swivel Rod Eye Ends
- Bandwidth 300 Hz (-3 dB)
- Enclosure Ratings IP67
- Linearity Error ±0.15% of Full Scale Output (FSO) typical, ±0.25% max
- Measurement, Min 0 mm
- Operating Temperature, Max 85 °C
- Operating Temperature, Min -20 °C
- Relative Humidity 95% RH, non-condensing
- Resolution 0.025% of FS
- Series ID LDi-119
- Shock 1000 g, 11 ms
- Temperature Coefficient 0.015% of FS/°C
- Vibration 5 to 20 Hz, 0.5" p-p; 20 to 2000 Hz, 4.2 g p-p
Supported Applications
The Omega LDI-119 Series consists of LVIT (Linear Variable Inductive Transducer) linear position sensors designed for factory automation and industrial testing. These contactless devices are documented for use in motor sport vehicles, automotive testing, solar cell positioners, wind turbine prop pitch and brakes, packing equipment, laboratories, and OEM applications.
Operating Conditions & Performance
The LDI-119 series operates within an ambient temperature range of -20 to 85°C (-4 to 185°F) with a humidity rating of 95% RH, non-condensing. The sensors feature an IEC IP67 enclosure rating and are constructed with aluminum housings. Performance specifications include a resolution of 0.025% of FS, accuracy typical at ±0.15% of Full Scale Output (FSO) with a maximum of ±0.25%, and a nominal response time of 300 Hz.
Mechanical robustness is defined by shock ratings of 1000 g for 11 ms and vibration resistance specified as 5 to 20 Hz at 0.5" p-p, or 20 to 2000 Hz at 4.2 g p-p.
Measurement Ranges
The series offers six full-scale linear ranges from 25 mm (1") to 200 mm (8"). Overall length 'A' varies by range: 89 mm (3.5") for the 25 mm range, increasing incrementally to 267 mm (10.5") for the 200 mm range. The housing diameter is constant at 19 mm (0.75").
Configuration Options
The LDI-119 series supports field programmability calibration, allowing adjustment of output ranges to cover 0-20% around zero or 80-100% around full range. The default setting is the standard linear scale.
Electrical Specifications
- Power Supply: 12 to 30V DC for 0-10 V output; 18 to 30V DC minimum required for 4-20 mA current output.
- Output Signals: Choice of 0 to 10 V (max 35 mA) or 4 to 20 mA (3-wire sourcing, max 60 mA).
- Note on Current Output: The 4-20 mA DC output is 3-wire sourcing and must not be connected to a 2-wire loop-powered system.
Mechanical & Connection Options
- Housing Material: Aluminum.
- Cable Exit: Radial cable exit with swivel rod eye ends for installation flexibility.
- Electrical Connections: Available as a 4-conductor cable (1 m / 3.3' long) or via PTO2-10 6-pin connector configurations in related family documentation, though the primary series data sheet specifies radial cable with swivel rod eye ends.
- Cable Color Coding: Red (+ Power Input), Black (Ground), Green (Analog Output), White (Field Programmability).
Key Product Differences
The LDI-119 series is distinguished by its compact 19 mm housing diameter and stroke-to-length ratio. Model numbers follow the format LDI-119-[RANGE]-[OUTPUT]-A010A, where range codes correspond to linear travel (e.g., 025 for 25 mm, 200 for 200 mm) and output suffixes denote signal type. The series includes a larger body version, the LDI-127, intended for heavier duty applications requiring different mechanical specifications.
Available variants cover all six linear ranges (25, 50, 75, 100, 150, and 200 mm) paired with either 0 to 10 Vdc or 4 to 20 mA outputs. Specific model examples include LDI-119-150-A010A for a 150 mm range with voltage output.
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Great Product but suggest some improvements
I installed this on linkage to provide stable position feedback to control a drive motor. It worked great. I would suggest making the connection points a little larger.
This unit will take a 10-32 screw. I would have preferred a 1/4-20.
Also I note the cable length in the description.
I bought a 100mm unit with 4-20 ma signal
Date published: 2018-05-07
How wide does the clevis jaw need to be to interface with these? The drawing shows a 5mm ID on the rod end, but a width is not specified.
The width of the rod ends used on the LDI-119 Series are 0.31". The tolerance of this dimension is +/- 0.005"
Date published: 2024-11-16
Hi, Is one end fixed, and the other moves freely?
This LDI-119-025-A010A is 0 to 25mm with an output of 0 to 10VDC, one direction armature moves only from 0 to positive direction.
Date published: 2023-10-26
Can I extend the cable on these?
Yes, You can extend the cable using a 4 conductor shielded cable. we offer this type of cable in 100' spools. Part# TX4-100
Date published: 2022-01-25
What standard lengths are available for the cable, and an estimate for each length, please? Do you make sensors with customized cable lengths?
Thank you for your inquiry, the LDI series only comes with a 1 M cable. Unfortunately we are not able to customize the cable length on this sensor. You can extend the cable using a 4 conductor shielded cable. we offer this type of cable in 100' spools. Part# TX4-100
Date published: 2022-05-16
Are Solid Models (.STEP) available? Specifically Item# LDI-119-150-A020A
There are no STEP models available for these sensors
Date published: 2023-09-08
Will the these sensors work a strong DC magnetic filed?
Thank you for your question?
The units would be effected by the magnetic-field. The amount of disruption we are unable to tell?
Hope this was helpful?
Date published: 2019-07-03
For the LDI-119-025-A010A (25mm) can you position the arm in a mid stroke position (i.e. 1/2" travel), set that position as zero, and then read the travel in each direction with 1/2" of travel available in each direction?
Mike, The LDI-119 series is not a bipolar device, so you will not be able to set the zero at 1/2 stroke. Typically for these devices, you will read 10 volts when it is fully retracted and 0 volts when fully extended.
Date published: 2024-01-11
Is the output convertible to "plug and play" USB for a desktop?
Thanks for your question. The LDI-119 are only available with an analog output of either 0-10 Vdc or 4-20 mAdc. We do not offer a "plug and play" USB converter for this. You could connect it to a computer using a USB data acquisition system but there would be some initial setup required. A good option for this would be the INET-600 USB Data Acquisition System with an INET-510 screw terminal box. Free software is included. You would also need a 24 Vdc power supply for the sensor. The PSR-24L would be suitable and could power multiple sensors if needed. Our Tech Support engineer has also emailed you if you have any further questions.
Date published: 2019-06-04