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68 Heyford Park
Upper Heyford
Bicester
OX25 5HD
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1869 238400
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Listing of all 13 news releases from Sensor Technology:
Torque sensor helps knee sufferers
A medical researcher is using an industrial torque sensor to analyse the performance of implanted replacement knee joints, to increase the understanding of their long term post-surgery performance Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology ( 7 March 2006)
New torque sensor to revolutionise machine control
Sensor Technology will show TorqView2 at MTEC, a complementary software programme that generates a visual instrumentation display of the output of all torque transducers in the TorqSense range Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology (23 January 2006)
Non-contact rotating shaft torque measurement
Measuring the torque of a rotating shaft has always been a bit of a nightmare because the necessary contact slip rings tend to be rather fragile and unreliable Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology (21 December 2005)
New premises enable Global expansion
Expansion plans have been put in train at high technology torque measuring company Sensor Technology, with a move to additional premises for the operational staff to prepare for future growth Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology ( 7 September 2005)
New torque sensor revolutionises machine control
Sensor Technology will be showing their new revolutionary RWT-310 and RWT-320 Torqsense rotary torque sensors at the Instrumentation South Exhibition Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology (18 August 2005)
Ensuring an accurate feel on power steering
User application article A dynamometer for testing 180 motors per hour for vehicle electrohydraulic power assisted steering, uses a non-contact torque transducer to ensure complete accuracy of the readings. Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology (16 June 2005)
Torquing up hardware and software
M-Tec exhibition will showcase both new hardware and new software: Torqview II is a software programme that generates a virtual instrumentation display of of the output from a Torqsense transducer Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology (16 December 2004)
Sensor erupts with volcanic data
User application article During field trips to Mount Etna, Harry Pinkerton of the University of Lancaster uses equipment he has developed based on a high performance torque sensor developed by Sensor Technology Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology (20 September 2004)
German manufacturers see the sense in Torqsense
British innovation looks set to storm through German industry, following the massive interest generated by the launch of the new Sensor Technology non-contact torque sensor at the Hanover Fair Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology (20 May 2004)
New torque sensor to revolutionise machine control
Sensor Technology will be launching their new E400 Torqsense Rotary Torque Sensors at the Mtec Exhibition at NEC, 11-12 February: The E400 units utilise a SAW based non-contact measurement technique Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology ( 8 January 2004)
Ultrasound Torqsense helps optimise drive designs
Charles Austen Pumps has recently upgraded drive shaft torque test facilities with Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) equipment from Sensor Technology, a recognised leader in the field Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology ( 2 December 2003)
SAW sensor sees servo resonance
Technical background article Servo control systems that reduce drive-train torsional resonances are being researched at the University of Sheffield, using a radically new, non-contact, low cost, high bandwidth, torque transducer Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology (22 September 2003)
New transducer for measurement of rotary torque.
Sensor Technology has announced their new range of Rayleigh wave TORQSENSE transducers, for the measurement of rotary torque, using patented SAW technology Brochure available
News from Sensor Technology (17 December 2002)
