Measuring and testing – Dynamometers – Responsive to torque
Patent
1989-01-27
1992-08-25
Ruehl, Charles A.
Measuring and testing
Dynamometers
Responsive to torque
310 68B, G01L 310
Patent
active
RE0340391
ABSTRACT:
A torque sensor of noncontact type, by which can be stably measured the torque of a shaft with a sufficient S/N ratio under the influence of external magnetic noise, such as an induction magnetic flux which is produced in an induction motor, and which can be readily disposed in a comparatively small space. When provided on an induction motor, the torque sensor is mounted on the induction motor in noncontacting relationship. The torque sensor detects the torque of the shaft and includes a pair of magnetic material members provided on respective circumferential portions of the peripheral surface of a shaft. A pair of magnetic detectors are disposed at opposite locations at which external magnetic fields having opposite phase exist. The detectors detect the variation of the magnetic characteristics of the magnetic materials, and a signal processing circuit produces a mean value of output signals obtained from the magnetic detectors.
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Domon Tomokazu
Inomata Koichiro
Kobayashi Tadahiko
Sahashi Masashi
Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
Ruehl Charles A.
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