Method and apparatus for brake rotor testing

Measuring and testing – Brake testing

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ABSTRACT:
A system for determining a brake rotor characteristic includes test instrumentation. The test instrumentation includes at least one pair of linear variable displacement transducers placed on opposing side surfaces of a brake rotor. The brake rotor is mounted on a motor vehicle. The test instrumentation also includes a rotation detector oriented toward the brake rotor. The test instrumentation further includes a brake test controller powered by a power source of the motor vehicle and/or an internal device battery. The brake test controller is configured to acquire data from the at least one pair of linear variable displacement transducers and the rotation detector. A method for determining a brake rotor characteristic includes collecting data from the brake rotor and analyzing the data to produce test results representative of the characteristic of the brake rotor.

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patent: 5372221 (1994-12-01), Jalbert
patent: 7108107 (2006-09-01), Ralea et al.
patent: 2002/0195298 (2002-12-01), Borugian
patent: 2003/0192747 (2003-10-01), Borugian

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