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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gckless" data-source="post: 8061189" data-attributes="member: 635756">Ok, I think I got it. So, to put it basically, linearity is derived from the amount, or maybe consistency is a better word, of the coil being in the gap? As as soon as the gap sees free space (the top coil extending downward past the top of the gap, or the bottom of the coil extending upward past the bottom of the gap, where there is still coil to the other side of the gap and possibly past it) linearity will decrease? Maybe I explained that weird, but I think I have it laid out in my head.And based on that, that means either a very long or very short coil, depending on motor and top plate, can be equally as linear, correct?</blockquote>

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