Existing reviews of Micro Reaction Torque Sensor for Static Torque, 0.5-150 Nm
Connection of 0.5-150Nm micro torque sensor
Can your micro torque sensor be set up such that one end is connected to the motor while the other end is connected to nothing? What sort of reading will I get if this is the case?
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Deck
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14/05/2021
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Unfortunately, can't be connected like this, because if the other end is not connected, there will be no data to compare between the input and output, and the reading will be abnormal.
I would like more information on the signal outputs EXC /- and SIG /-.
I need a better understanding of the signal outputs of the 0.5-150 Nm Micro Reaction Torque Sensor in our application. I would like more information on the signal outputs EXC /- and SIG /-. Is the range 0 to 20mV for each, and what does each signal represent? We are looking to design our own electrical interface circuit for processing the output. If you have an example electrical interface app note it would be very helpful.
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12/12/2022
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Regarding the signal wiring, EXC+/- is the excitation voltage; SIG+/- is the output signal line, and the default output signal is 0-20mv. If you would like to measure forward and reverse, it is recommended to configure the sensor with a transmitter to output 0-±5V, or 4-12-20ma for measuring forward and reverse torque. See transmitter specifications: https://www.ato.com/load-cell-transmitter-output-0-5v-4-20ma