Labview Program Turns Torqsense Into A Virtual Instrument

Sensor Technology has used National Instruments' LabVIEW graphical programming environment to create a virtual instrumentation display to show the output from its Torqsense non-contact shaft torque sensor. The program, TorqView version 2, has fully configurable and scalable graphics modules that enable various parameters, such as torque and shaft speed, to be displayed via digital readouts, analogue dials or bar graphs. In addition to the display capability, TorqView 2 can log peak values, time-sequenced and time-stamped values, and store them in text files or spreadsheets for later analysis. The software also features an auto-scaling function that enables it to recognise individual transducers by reading their serial numbers, or even confirm when they were last calibrated.

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