High-Precision Torque Sensors are Vital for Modern Steering Systems
Circuit Board Assembly: Used in various applications, including older hydraulic steering systems now being replaced by electric steering.
How Does A Torque Sensor Work?
We offer Torque Only Sensors (TOS), Torque Angle Sensors (TAS), and combination sensors tailored to meet the specific needs of your next vehicle build.
Our in-house production ensures the highest quality and reliability, with rigorous testing to meet stringent safety standards.
Driver Input: Steering wheel torque is applied to the input shaft.
Shaft Twist: This input twists the steering column, altering magnetic fields.
Magnetic Flux Change: The torque sensor detects changes in magnetic flux.
ECU Signal: Sensor sends an electrical signal to the Electronic Control Unit (ECU).
Motor Assistance: ECU activates motor to provide necessary steering assistance.
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