Abstract: The invention discloses a position measuring mechanism and a measuring method of a linear motion system in which two sensors are respectively disposed on two sides of a stator, in addition to allowing a moving portion to perform bidirectional movement, under a premise of not increasing a quantity of the sensors, a measuring range of the sensors can be calculated based on information measured by the sensors themselves. Furthermore, the invention further combines measurement sections respectively measured by the two sensors to ensure an accuracy of position feedback, instead of the conventional technique using an operational method of combining sinusoidal and cosine signals.

Abstract: The invention discloses a multi-sensor position measurement system mainly comprising a base, a carrier and a modular component, the carrier is provided with a first signal array and a second signal array. The modular component is disposed on the base, and comprises two Hall sensors for sensing magnetic field changes of the first signal array, two magnetoresistive sensors for sensing magnetic field changes of the second signal array, and a first state sensor having a marking unit disposed on the carrier and a sensitive element disposed on the base for sensing signals generated by the marking unit for subsequent reference signal generation, connection of measurement results between other sensors, and identification of homing direction.

Abstract: The invention discloses a position measuring mechanism and a measuring method of a linear motion system in which two sensors are respectively disposed on two sides of a stator, in addition to allowing a moving portion to perform bidirectional movement, under a premise of not increasing a quantity of the sensors, a measuring range of the sensors can be calculated based on information measured by the sensors themselves. Furthermore, the invention further combines measurement sections respectively measured by the two sensors to ensure an accuracy of position feedback, instead of the conventional technique using an operational method of combining sinusoidal and cosine signals.