Detecting and processing circuitry for magnetostriction type tor

Measuring and testing – Dynamometers – Responsive to torque

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324209, 324225, 324233, G01L 310, G01B 724, G01R 3318

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ABSTRACT:
A detection and processing circuitry of a magnetostriction type torque sensor is disclosed. An alternating current voltage signal Vo is generated and output from an oscillator. A shift circuit shifts a phase of the AC voltage waveform of the oscillator by 1/4 period and outputs the phase shifted voltage to a detector. The detector modulates the inverted voltage signal Va on the basis of the phase shifted voltage signal and an integrator integrates the detector output voltage in a time range from (.alpha.-.pi./2) to (.alpha.-3.pi./2). Thus, the output voltage signal Vd from the integrator indicates a resistance value of an imaginary part, i.e., inductance of the impedance of the detection coil of a magnetostrictive shaft of the torque sensor which is not dependent on the change in a temperature.

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