USE OF INDUCTIVE SENSING TO CONTROL DECOUPLER POSITION AND SWITCHABLE MOUNT PERFORMANCE
A mount assembly for vibration isolation or an engine includes a housing having first and second fluid chambers that are selectively connected through an elongated, first path, and a shorter, second path. A decoupler is received in the housing, and an inductive sensor assembly senses a position of t...
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Format | Patent |
Language | English |
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22.09.2016
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Summary: | A mount assembly for vibration isolation or an engine includes a housing having first and second fluid chambers that are selectively connected through an elongated, first path, and a shorter, second path. A decoupler is received in the housing, and an inductive sensor assembly senses a position of the decoupler. An associated method of inductively sensing a decoupler position to improve switchable mount performance is provided. Metallic particles or a metal inserts are provided in the decoupler to cooperate with an induction coil mounted adjacent the decoupler. |
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Bibliography: | Application Number: US201415036970 |