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Listing of all 18 news releases from Sensor Developments:
Torque sensor checks motors for stress
Novel device is designed to measure the reaction forces exerted on a motor's housing.
News from Sensor Developments (14 May 2008)
Torque sensor avoids contact with IR
Sensor Developments offers a high speed, high performance, noncontact torque sensor for use in dynamometer systems.
News from Sensor Developments (25 September 2006)
Torque sensor communicates over the air
Rotary torque sensor features a novel design that incorporates a digital wireless system
News from Sensor Developments (18 September 2006)
Rotary torque sensor incorporates digital wireless
Sensors are designed to economically measure rotational torque using a conventional shaft-to-shaft configuration for inline placement.
News from Sensor Developments (29 August 2006)
Weld robot check system
Since a robot's motions and cycles are programmable, it is possible to program a "check cycle" into the welder's program
News from Sensor Developments (25 July 2006)
Force sensors check obstruction detection systems
Sensors allow the evaluation of obstruction detection mechanisms used on power actuated windows, doors, lift gates and sunroofs on today's vehicles.
News from Sensor Developments ( 5 July 2006)
Torque sensor stays on the motor flange
The 01294 motor flange torque sensor is designed to measure the reaction torque on the motor housing, without the need to integrate an inline rotating torque sensor.
News from Sensor Developments (22 May 2006)
Pulley torque sensor monitors continuously
The latest addition to the custom sensor product family from Sensor Developments is the 01287 pulley torque sensor.
News from Sensor Developments (12 May 2006)
Sensor measures window stall forces
The model 10293 universal window pinch force sensor is now available with a larger capacity force element to effectively measure window stall forces.
News from Sensor Developments (14 March 2006)
Calibration system keeps torque sensors in spec
The 90377 Nut Runner calibration system combines a reference rotary socket torque sensor with full-scale capacity from 6 to 270Nm with a USB based data acquisition system.
News from Sensor Developments (13 February 2006)
Steering effort sensor adds acquisition system
The model 01184 digital FM telemetry steering effort sensor is now complete with a portable data acquisition system.
News from Sensor Developments ( 3 October 2005)
USB interface simplifies measurement setup
Users can create their own dynamometer test stand with Sensor Developments' new USB Sensor Link interface.
News from Sensor Developments (23 May 2005)
Rotary socket sensor gains optical encoder
Sensor Developments has added a new 1024pulse/rev optical encoder upgrade to its square drive rotary socket sensor.
News from Sensor Developments (20 April 2005)
Sensor keeps check of sliding door forces
A novel sensor system measures the closing forces of automatic lift gates and power sliding doors.
News from Sensor Developments (27 January 2005)
Rotary torque sensors take position
Sensor Developments has upgraded its high-capacity slip-ring-based rotary torque sensors with the addition of an optional 1500pulse/rev optical encoder.
News from Sensor Developments ( 4 October 2004)
Pinch force sensor meets FMVSS-118 standard
Sensor Developments has a universal pinch force sensor for measuring window anti-trap forces.
News from Sensor Developments (21 September 2004)
Torque sensors help profile engine emissions
Wireless wheel torque sensors can now be used to correlate vehicle particulate emissions to a given engine output.
News from Sensor Developments (18 May 2004)
Rotating torque sensor handles high radial loads
A new rotating torque sensor from Sensor Developments is capable of withstanding very high radial loads to its rotating shaft structure.
News from Sensor Developments ( 1 April 2004)
