Wireless torque measurement system tuning fixture
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsNatarajan Natarajan, Vishal Malhan, Vijay Tippanna Talikoti
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Abstract
An assembly for use in tuning a wireless torque measurement system includes a support platform, a non-metallic rotor mount structure, a stator mount structure, and an actuator. The non-metallic rotor mount structure is rotationally mounted on the support platform and is configured to rotate about a rotational axis. The actuator is coupled to the support platform and to the stator mount structure, and is configured to selectively move the stator mount structure along a first translational axis that is parallel to the rotational axis.
Claims16
An assembly for use in tuning a wireless torque measurement system, the assembly comprising:
- a support platform;
- a non-metallic rotor mount structure rotationally mounted on the support platform and configured to rotate about a rotational axis;
- a stator mount structure;
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- an actuator coupled to the support platform and to the stator mount structure, the actuator configured to selectively move the stator mount structure along a first translational axis that is parallel to the rotational axis.
An assembly for use in tuning a wireless torque measurement system, the assembly comprising:
- a support platform;
- a non-metallic rotor mount structure rotationally mounted on the support platform and configured to rotate about a rotational axis;
- a plurality of circumferential grooves formed in the rotor mount structure, each groove having a diameter that is different from that of another groove;
- a stator mount structure;
- an actuator coupled to the support platform and to the stator mount structure, the actuator configured to selectively move the stator mount structure along a first translational axis that is parallel to the rotational axis;
- a fixed plate coupled to the support platform;
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- a slide plate disposed adjacent the fixed plate and coupled to the actuator, the slide plate movable relative to the fixed plate along a second translational axis that is perpendicular to the first translational axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.