Measuring and testing – Dynamometers – Responsive to torque
Patent
1983-02-17
1985-03-12
Ruehl, Charles A.
Measuring and testing
Dynamometers
Responsive to torque
324209, G01L 310
Patent
active
045037140
ABSTRACT:
A torque sensor is used for non-contacting measurement of torques in accordance with the eddy current principle. This sensor is arranged closely in front of the surface of the test object (shaft). The torque is determined on the basis of permeability changes in the surface of the test object material. There is a state of dependence between the measuring voltage and the distance of the torque sensor from the test object. As the distance increases, the measuring voltage decreases. The measuring voltage acquires a substantial distance independence by virtue of the exciting winding of the torque sensor forming with a capacitor a resonant oscillatory circuit tuned to the exciting frequency.
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Ruehl Charles A.
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