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Introduction The model of an inductive sensor for determining position is simulated in this paper. First the conductor element method [1] for any positioned finite conductor is expanded for these calculations. With this approach complex circuit structures union could be decomposed into polygons. A specific sensor model is considered, for simulations. In this model the mutual inductance is given as a function of the position of the transmitter coil. In a second step, the position of the transmitter coil is calculated by the mutual inductance. The position of the transmitter coil, is calculated from the mutual inductance outgoing from a firmly arranged system of receipt coils. Thus a reasonable inductive position sensor which can be simulated on the basis of this paper realised. Calculation of the mutual inductance The mutual inductance of two conductor loops C1 and C2 can be given in general with (1).

P5.2 - Evaluation of the Mutual Inductance of any Conductor Arrangements for Determining the Position