Three axially spaced magnetic sensors cancel homogeneous and linear interference fields to improve compact torque measurement accuracy.
AC excitation is tuned to keep magnetic flux within the shot-peened surface, improving torque sensor accuracy while reducing hysteresis.
A spring-pin positioning structure locks the bobbin and magnetic ring to preserve coaxiality and bonding strength despite temperature changes.
A curved flexible substrate nested between the holder and magnetic ring shrinks torque sensor size while preserving shaft detection accuracy.
Adjustable hub assemblies and an environmental chamber enable accurate heavy-duty vehicle testing across wheelbases and conditions.
Using dual collectors and Hall sensors, this case compensates external magnetic interference to keep torsion sensing accurate and low-noise.
Reaction torque is measured through beams around the reduction gear case, cutting axial length while preserving accurate output torque detection.