MTS Systems Corporation is a global supplier of mechanical testing systems and position sensors for a wide variety of markets and applications. A pioneer in precision force and motion control, MTS leverages more than 50 years of industry experience to provide products that determine the mechanical behavior of materials, products and structures. 

MTS Sensors (a Division of MTS Systems Corp.) has manufacturing facilities located in America, Europe, and Asia that deliver leading-edge position and liquid-level sensors, and is the world's leading supplier of magnetostrictive-based sensor products. The Sensors Division was created by MTS Systems when it acquired Temposonics, Inc. in 1984. Temposonics remains the key technology brand for MTS Sensors and reflects an ongoing commitment to high-precision position and liquid level measurement technology development.

MTS Sensors remains a highly focused technology company that provides the kind of customer service and support you typically find in smaller organizations, but as part of a larger publicly held corporation, MTS Sensors also offers the kind of financial security that companies need from their key suppliers. Great technology, personalized service, and financial strength and stability are three solid reasons to choose MTS Sensors as your primary supplier of position and liquid-level sensors.

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Temposonics Technology - Magnetostriction

Temposonics Technology is the manner in which MTS applies the principles of magnetostriction to create a reliable position measurement system for use in industrial environments.  Inside the sensor a torsional strain pulse is induced in a specially designed magnetostrictive waveguide by the momentary interaction of two magnetic fields. One field comes from a moving magnet, which passes along the outside of the transducer tube, and the other field is generated from a current pulse which is applied to the waveguide. The interaction between these two magnetic fields produces a strain pulse which travels at sonic speed along the sensor waveguide, until the pulse is detected at the head of the transducer. The position of the moving magnet is precisely determined by measuring the elapsed time between the application of the current pulse and the arrival of the strain pulse.  As a result, MTS is able to create a reliable position measurement system that is capable of providing an accurate and repeatable measurement.

 

Temposonics® R-Series V

 

 

Temposonics® Position Sensors - Meeting the Challenges of the Metalworking Industry

 

 

Temposonics® Position Sensors - Meeting the Challanges of the Plastic Industry

 

 

MTS Sensors - Liquid Level Transmitter in a Storage Tank