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A torque sensor is a device for measuring the torque on an engine crankshaft. The torque sensor tells the electronic control unit how much effort the driver is applying to the wheel. This in turn reflects the amount of power the engine is generating or consuming. By measuring the torque, one can increase the level of passenger comfort and safety while simultaneously reducing fuel consumption.
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Product Description
Torque sensors are piezo-electrical systems and require special protection because they are used directly on the component that is being measured. These sensors should be encased in glass-metal housing components in order to ensure optimum results. Product Advantages Our glass-to-metal sealed housing components can be adapted directly to customer requirements, and all models offer a high level of reliability and a long service life. The housing seal is also fully hermetic and capable of withstanding even the most difficult environmental conditions. Applications Torque sensors can be installed in up to 15 different places at once within a vehicle to effectively measure the torque. In a four-wheel drive, for example, torque sensors are directly connected to the components to be measured, such as the camshaft, axes, crankshaft, drive shaft and the wheels. Technology To ensure the reliable hermeticity of these housing components, glass-to-metal sealing technology is used. Please click on this page for more information. The materials used are dependent on the area of application, including corrosion-resistant types of glass and metal. Features / Specifications Our products are all custom-made. Please contact your local salesperson for more information. Forms of Supply and Product Packaging All products can be packaged individually and supplied on trays. Quality Assurance All our Automotive Division production facilities are TS 16949 certified. For more information, please refer to our quality assurance processes. |
3-part housing for torque sensors, co-developed with Transense Technologies plc, please refer to this download. To find out more about Transense and the company's sensors system, please refer to the Transense Technologies Homepage. |
