Non-contact radio coupled rotary flange torque sensor measures up to 337N-m at speeds up to 15,000rpm
Featuring an SAE4340 alloy steel construction with satin nickel finish, the SensorData BT400 Series is available in six base models with rated capacities from 210-1050N-cm to 337N-m and sensor diameters from 63.5mm to 228mm. The Series features nonlinearity and hysteresis specifications of 0.05% of rated output, a non-repeatability specification of 0.02% of rated output, maximum load of 150% of rated capacity standard with higher overload protection available, and rotor deflection at rated capacity (typ.) of 0.29 degrees. The high torsional stiffness of this device, as well as its low rotating inertia, facilitates its increased frequency response. Units are designed to reliably operate over a compensated temperature range of –55 to +77°C, with a useable range of –40 to +85°C.
The specialized construction of the SensorData BT400 makes it immune to the harmful effects of EMI and ESD, as well as to interference by nearby metal structures. Its encapsulated onboard electronics facilitate remote shunt calibration, by providing strain gage (gauge) bridge excitation, bridge output amplification, and conversion of the amplified signal into a 16-bit digital word. Any computer system or electronic equipment with 2.4 GHz Bluetooth connectivity can receive BT400 wireless transmission data. The rotary torque measurement system can also transmit data to the remote Bluetooth Base Station that provides three analogue outputs and a USB port for connection to a PC.
Visit SensorData at www.sensordata.com
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