While choosing the robot torque sensor for your design

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asked Jul 26, 2022 in 3D Segmentation by bransloadcell (140 points)

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The Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor in your car engine is one of those components that remain hidden from sight, tends to be ignored during the course of a normal servicing procedure, and yet plays an integral part in ensuring that your vehicle performs optimally. The MAF sensor is responsible for determining the volume of air that is being sucked into the car engine. When it becomes dirty, mostly from microscopic pollen particles and soot, it causes the gearbox to malfunction, error codes being thrown up, and loss of the fourth gear. So, when you notice a drop in gas mileage or your car riding less smoothly, you can be almost certain that you will need to clean the mass air flow sensor.

While choosing the robot torque sensor for your design, you have to look for some critical parameters, that are very important. Based on these parameters, you have to choose the available sensors. Of course, you have to look through the economical angle also.

Following are the main parameters to look for -

1. Accuracy - First and foremost parameter is accuracy. What kind of accuracy you are looking for? Is your pressure very dynamic? Changing very fast? Or is the change slow? What is the rate of change? Do you have to continuously monitor the pressure and record the data or you have to measure it periodically? Based on your process, you have to decide, what kind of accuracy you are looking for. This will decide the type of sensors. Sensors are available with 0.5% accuracy to 0.1%, 0.25% and 0.05% accuracy. As the accuracy increases so as the prices.

 

 

1. Traditional methods of temperature measurement are dependent upon things like fluid expansion, the temperature of substances like diode, or emission of radiation from heated objects. But wireless temperature sensors use change in the material properties and then convert them into electrical signals through a method known as the "piezoelectric effect". Sensors use surface acoustic waves from a piezoelectric material and then reconvert it into an electrical signal for the purpose of temperature measurement.

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