Wireless Torque Testing System
Wireless torque testing system for rotating-shaft torque and shaft-power measurement, supporting one analog measurement channel and one speed channel per module, Wi-Fi data transmission, up to 16 single-channel modules per computer, full-bridge and half-bridge connection, 4 kHz maximum sampling, 16-bit A/D conversion, and realtime torque and power display.

System Category
DL-DAQ
Signal Type
Wireless torque
Communication
Wi-Fi data transmission
Application Fit
Typical applications for this product
Industrial Equipment Monitoring
Monitor rotating machinery and industrial equipment condition including vibration, torque, shaft power, rotational speed, shaft torsional vibration, and operational condition trends.
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Cultural Heritage Monitoring System
Monitor crack evolution, structural vibration response, tilt, displacement, long-term deformation, rock-mass fissure evolution, weathering-related structural degradation, stability trends, and environmental or human-activity impact for protected heritage assets.
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Civil Infrastructure Structural Monitoring
Monitor civil infrastructure deformation, strain, vibration, displacement, tilt, cracks, settlement, GNSS movement, cable force, seismic response, and construction-stage structural behavior.
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Research & Engineering Testing
Capture modal response, vibration response, dynamic strain, torque, speed, temperature, pressure, force, displacement, and synchronized multi-channel data for engineering verification.
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Product Image and Application Context
Visual reference for Wireless Torque Testing System
Product images are used when available for RFQ evaluation and product recognition.
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Industrial
Typical rotating shaft module installation deployment for project configuration.
Mechanical
Typical rotating shaft module installation deployment for project configuration.
Testing
Typical rotating shaft module installation deployment for project configuration.
Software Platform
Software Platform & Analysis System
Structural health monitoring software for dynamic signal analysis, modal testing, fatigue evaluation, and multi-view engineering visualization in complete DAQ and monitoring systems.

Signal Processing Engine
FFT analysis, time-domain waveform processing, IIR/FIR filtering, wavelet analysis, and cepstrum tools.

Structural Dynamics Analysis
Modal analysis for EMA, OMA, and GVT workflows with FRF, ODS, and structural prediction support.

Data Analytics Engine
Rainflow counting, fatigue life evaluation, statistical analysis, integration, and signal preprocessing.

Visualization System
Real-time waveform, FFT spectrum, 2D/3D visualization, dashboards, meters, charts, and synchronized views.
Technical Specifications
Category
DL-DAQ
Measurement Range
Full-bridge or half-bridge torque input
Sampling Rate
Up to 4 kHz
Communication Protocol
Wi-Fi data transmission
Protection Level
Rotating-shaft test installation
Power Supply
Battery-powered wireless module
Application Tags
Industrial, Mechanical, Testing
Installation Type
Rotating shaft module installation
Engineering Applications
Where this DL product is applied
Wireless measurement supports rotating shaft torque and shaft-power tests.
One torque channel plus one speed channel per module support torque-power calculation.
Wi-Fi communication supports up to 16 single-channel modules per computer.
Technical basis may reference GB/T 6587 III environmental requirements.
Typical Use Cases
Typical monitoring use cases
Rotating shaft torque and power testing in mechanical and industrial equipment.
Wireless torque tests where slip rings or long cables are impractical.
System Integration Context
Sensor, DAQ, and software context
Confirm bridge type, speed input, module count, battery duration, wireless distance, and sampling rate.
Balance and secure the rotating module according to shaft speed and safety requirements.
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