Inline Dynamic Rotary Torque Sensor

Torque Sensor Data Output and Signal Processing Solutions for Your Business.

The HBWTQ210 is an inline torque sensor designed to measure torque in rotating shafts while being directly integrated into the driveline. They provide real-time torque data for applications like motor testing, automotive powertrains, industrial machinery, and robotics.

Signal Acquisition Methods

To capture and process torque sensor signals, different acquisition methods are used:
(1) Direct Analog Acquisition
DAQ Systems (National Instruments, Advantech, etc.)
Read voltage/current signals via ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter).
Requires proper signal conditioning (amplification, filtering).

Oscilloscopes
For high-frequency dynamic torque measurements.
(2) Digital Communication Interfaces
Microcontrollers (Arduino, STM32, Raspberry Pi)
Read digital signals (RS-485, CAN bus) via UART/SPI/I2C.
PLC (Programmable Logic Controller)

Industrial control systems with Modbus/CAN support.
(3) Dedicated Torque Measurement Systems
Torque Transmitters & Indicators
Convert raw signals into engineering units (Nm, lb-ft).
Wireless Telemetry Systems
Capture rotating shaft torque without slip rings.

Example Applications:

Key Features:

High Accuracy (±0.1-0.5% FS)

Can measure static torque and rotational torque;

High precision, stable and reliable performance;

Can run at high speed for a long time;

Output forward and reverse torque signals.

The speed can reach 1800 rpm and can reach 4000 rpm in a short time.

Usage & Applications:

Torque wrenches

Screwdrivers, and pneumatic tools

Robotic arm force feedback

torque of rotating machinery

engines, drive shafts

Wind turbines, etc.

Customized Part:

Capacity

Size

Signal Output

Wires