Using Surface Acoustic Waves To Measure Rotary Torque

Sensor Technology has released a range of rotary torque transducers called TorqSense, which uses surface acoustic wave devices as 'frequency dependent' strain gauges to measure the change in resonant frequency caused by applied shaft strain. The method offers inherently wide bandwidth and immunity to electrical interference, the latter being one of the main failings of other analogue based torque measurement techniques. TorqSense transducers are available in seven sizes to measure torque from 100mNm up to 10,000Nm at full scale deflection. To complete the picture, Sensor Technology also supplies the necessary interface electronics and an optional Windows based software package called TorqView, to display the measured results. Enter 257

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