Detailed explanation of the role that torque sensors can play

First of all, let's take a looktorque sensor The concept of torque sensor is mainly used to detect the speed and torque of steering. Specifically, it detects the perception of torque on various rotating or non rotating mechanical components, converting physical changes in torque into accurate electrical signals.

Torque sensors are mainly used in industries such as automobiles. In the automotive industry, the function of torque sensors is to measure the torque transmitted between the steering wheel and the output shaft of the steering gear, and convert the torque into a voltage signal, which is sent to the ECU. It is a crucial determining factor in adjusting the size of steering assistance. Therefore, the good or bad output signal will also affect the handling safety of the car, Especially for cars driving at high speeds.
　

Advantages of torque sensors:

1. It can measure dynamic torque and static torque, with good detection stability, strong anti-interference performance, and good precision;

2. During measurement, it is not necessary to zero every time and can continuously measure the positive and negative torque;

3. The signal output of the torque sensor can be operated according to your preferences, whether it is a pulse wave or a waveform; Flash; Square wave;

4. The volume of the torque sensor is very small, while the heavy sensor can be separated from the secondary instrument and used independently. When it is used, only the+15V or -15V power supply provided by the socket pin number can output pulse waves or equal square wave frequency signals with impedance and torsion in direct proportion. Moreover, it is very light and easy to install.

5. The range units of torque sensors are N and NM, and common torque sensors have a range of 0-500NM.