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EasyGrid User Guide
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IMPORTANT
When installing sensors in the windings, it is recommended not to take up more than 10% of the coil
surface.
In general, it is preferable to install sensors as far along the manufacturing process as possible in order to
minimize handling. Consequently, if only a single layer is specified for the winding, installation of the
sensors can be done after sizing. If more than one layer is planned and the sensors are to be located on
the inner layer, they should be installed when the first layer has been completed. In both cases, the coil
should be manufactured as if no sensors were to be installed, i.e. all radial spacers should be put in
place. It is easier and more efficient simply to remove normal spacers and replace them with spacers to
which sensors have been attached when it is time to do the installation.
11.2 Handling Optical Cable
The core of any fiber optic cable is glass. For this reason it should be handled with care and should not
be viewed like a standard conventional electrical cable. If it is pinched, twisted, over bent or crushed,
the glass core will break and the light attenuation will occur at this point.
Fiber optic sensors are pretty robust but…
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Avoid sharp bend
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Avoid kinking, twisting
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Avoid putting any tension on the cable
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Avoid dropping connector on hard surfaces