Non-contact torque measurements
High frequency sensor combination enables torque measurements
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Location
Hall 11, Stand B06
Description
Torque measurements are carried out, amongst others, in vehicles and industrial machines, in order to mutually coordinate dynamic processes, and therefore, to ensure high effectiveness and control. Non-contact measurement by sensors on magnetic basis is widely used. However, there is an increased technical effort because additional signal lines have to be employed for a measurement procedure. These extra elements require a lot of installation space, which makes their use for serial products more difficult and expensive. Scientists at KIT developed a novel sensor setup for non-contact torque measurements. It consists of a ferromagnetic film material on a, e.g. rotating shaft and a high-frequency measuring head represented by a triplate strip-line. First, the ferromagnetic film on a substrate as a film sensor has to be conditioned, i.e., a preferred magnetic direction has to be induced, and is then mounted on the shaft. The measuring head is located closely above the film sensor and represents a contactless measurement technique. Due to the high-frequency field emitted by the strip-line, ferromagnetic resonance is excited in the film sensor. If there is a torque or change of torque, it generates stress in the shaft and transfers it to the film. This changes the ferromagnetic resonance frequency. The strip-line detects a signal and reflects it as a ferromagnetic resonance shift. Calibration enables a direct relation to torque. Since the torque is directly related to the ferromagnetic resonance frequency shift, reflection measurements can be carried out with only one high-frequency signal line and without any additional technical effort. In addition, the individual components are inexpensive and space-saving, so that a low installation weight is achieved and costs can be reduced.
You can get an overview of this technology at KIT stand. Detailed information can be exchanged individually in contact with the responsible scientific employees of KIT after the industry fair.
Contact
Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT)
- Kaiserstr. 12
- 76131 Karlsruhe
- Germany
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