Optical shaft torsional displacement and speed sensing system

Optics: measuring and testing – By polarized light examination

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250225, G01J 400

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048632740

ABSTRACT:
A rotating shaft torsional displacement and speed detector provides a light beam which impinges on one or both ends of the rotating shaft. Different combinations of beam altering materials such as reflecting and non-reflecting surfaces, wave retarding plates, and linear polarizers are attached to the front shaft end and rear shaft end. These beam altering materials change either the polarization or magnitude of the light beam in a predictable manner that allows for the detection of shaft speed and torsional displacement of the front shaft end with respect to the rear shaft end.

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