Magnetostrictive Level Sensors

Magnetostrictive level sensors are devices used to measure the level of liquids or solids inside a container. They work by sending a magnetic signal along a wire inside the sensor’s tube, which interacts with a magnet attached to a float that moves with the liquid level. When the float shifts, it changes the magnetic field, causing a quick electrical pulse. The sensor calculates the level based on the time it takes for this pulse to travel, providing accurate and reliable readings without direct contact with the material, making them ideal for precise level measurement in various industrial applications.