Rotary torque transducer DRBK
voltage outputcurrent outputDC

rotary torque transducer
rotary torque transducer
rotary torque transducer
rotary torque transducer
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Characteristics

Type
rotary
Output
voltage output, current output
Supply voltage
DC
Protection level
IP40
Other characteristics
strain gauge, non-contact, compact
Torque

Max.: 1,000 Nm
(737.56 ft.lb)

Min.: 0.5 Nm
(0.37 ft.lb)

Precision

0.5 %

Rotational speed

Max.: 22,000 rpm
(138,230 rad.min-1)

Min.: 0 rpm
(0 rad.min-1)

Overload limit

100 %

Description

Torque ranges from 0,5 to 1000 Nm Features • Low-Cost Torque transducer • Current output and voltage output • Very short • Measurement accuracy: ≤ 0.5% of full scale • Contactless transfer of measurement signal • Proven strain gage technology • Integrated signal amplifier • Single power supply • wide range of applications • Optional speed measurement Extra Features DRBK-A • Simultaneous speed/torque indication • 4-segment display with sign • Peak mode (clockwise only) • Indication area on LCD display 30 x 11 mm • Speed indication updated 1x sample/second • Torque updated 1,000 samples/second The Series DRBK torque transducers are suitable for lab and industrial applications because of their small size and multiple mounting options. As supply voltage and output signal are transmitted without contact, the device can operate continuously with low wear and nomaintenance. These transducers are also available with speed measurement for a host of applications, Series DRBK-A torque transducers are custom made for applications where an extra analyzer should not be used or is not needed. Production monitoring data can be clearly displayed at very small cost!

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Sensor+Test 2024
Sensor+Test 2024

11-13 Jun 2024 Nürnberg (Germany)

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