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In temperature measurement of rotating bodies, the combination of "thermocouple + slip ring" is a method that is commonly and widely used. (Note: A slip ring is a connector that facilitates electrical transmission between the rotating part and the fixed part of a rotating body.) However, when the temperature of the rotating shaft becomes high, measurement results can become inaccurate. Is there a good countermeasure for accurate temperature measurement...? At Tohsoku, we have prepared a special handbook titled "Troubleshooting Thermocouple Measurement for Rotating Bodies," which summarizes countermeasures for temperature measurement troubles in rotating bodies! ★【We provide detailed countermeasures with illustrations!】 Examples include: Combination of slip ring + thermocouple amplifier / Insulation / Air cooling / Other sensors (temperature resistance elements, thermistors, etc.) *Please feel free to contact us for other connection methods.
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Free membership registrationIn the measurement of strain gauges and thermocouples for rotating bodies, various troubles can occur. Therefore, Tohsoku is offering two free copies of a "Troubles & Solutions Collection" that will be helpful for those using slip rings! Please be sure to check it out by downloading the catalog! 【Strain Gauge Measurement for Rotating Bodies】 ◆Troubles with Temperature Drift ◎Solution 1: Temperature Compensation ◎Solution 2: 3-Wire Configuration for 1 Gauge ◆Troubles with Noise Influence ◎Solution 1: Bridge Circuit on the Rotating Side ◎Solution 2: 4-Gauge Method ◎Solution 3: 1-Gauge Method with Bridge Circuit on the Rotating Side 【Summary of Thermocouple Measurement for Rotating Bodies】 ◆Troubles with Measurement Errors Due to Temperature Influence ◎Solution 1: Temperature Control ◎Solution 2: Rotating Amplifier for Thermocouples ◎Solution 3: Sensors of Other Types If you have any questions about the "Troubles & Solutions Collection," slip rings, or anything else, please feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationIn thermocouple measurements of rotating bodies, "measurement errors due to temperature effects" are inevitable. Tohsoku has compiled a handbook summarizing "troubles and countermeasures related to thermocouple measurements of rotating bodies." 【Contents】 ◆ Thermocouples and slip rings ◆ Laws of intermediate metals ◆ Measurement errors due to temperature effects …Countermeasure 1: Temperature control …Countermeasure 2: Rotating amplifiers for thermocouples …Countermeasure 3: Sensors of other types ◆ Soldering K-type thermocouples ◆ Recommended flux and silicone from our company *You can view the details from the [Catalog Download] below. If you have any questions about the handbook, slip rings, or anything else, please feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe are currently offering free technical materials on soldering and wiring fixation methods that have a proven track record for slip rings used under high-speed rotation conditions. The materials include easy-to-understand procedures with photos, making them easy to reproduce. Additionally, they contain useful information on selecting lead wires, the soldering iron and solder to use, and key points for re-wiring. [Contents] ■ Soldering of K-type thermocouple wires ■ Wiring to slip rings *For more details, please refer to the catalog. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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Free membership registrationK-type thermocouple wires are considered difficult to solder because solder does not adhere well to them. Incomplete soldering can lead to noise and drift, so proper work is necessary. Leveraging unique know-how gained from years of experience, skilled workers ensure reliable soldering. We achieve stable signal connections even under high-speed vibration conditions. Additionally, applying a coating to the soldered areas further enhances durability. ★★ We are currently offering a free booklet featuring "Soldering Techniques for K-type Thermocouple Wires" and more! ★★ Right now, we are also giving away the essential "Troubles and Solutions for Thermocouple Measurement of Rotating Bodies" for free! It is packed with useful information, including "Soldering Techniques for K-type Thermocouple Wires," so if you are a technician doing your own soldering, please take a look. *If you are interested, you can view the booklet by clicking the download button below. *For more details, feel free to consult or contact us.
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Free membership registrationIn the measurement of strain gauges for rotating bodies, issues such as "temperature drift effects" and "noise effects on measurement values" are common. Tohsoku has compiled a handbook summarizing these "troubles and countermeasures related to strain gauge measurements of rotating bodies." 【Contents】 ◆ Strain gauges and slip rings ◆ Temperature drift …Countermeasure 1: Temperature compensation …Countermeasure 2: 3-wire configuration for 1 gauge ◆ Noise effects …Countermeasure 1: Bridge circuit assembled on the rotating side …Countermeasure 2: 4-gauge method …Countermeasure 3: 1-gauge method with a bridge circuit assembled on the rotating side ◆ Rotating bridge box ◆ Parallel connection of bridge applied voltage ◆ Dynamic strain amplifier for strain signals *You can view the details from the [Catalog Download] below. If you have any questions about the handbook, slip rings, or anything else, please feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe EMC test optical fiber transceiver is a system that converts voltage signals into optical signals and transmits them to measuring instruments. By converting to optical signals, it avoids noise interference from strong electric fields and strong radio waves in the anechoic chamber. Developed for use in anechoic chambers, the system itself excels in EMI and EMS. It can also be used for BCI testing. *Recommended testing equipment by American automotive manufacturers! 【Catalog Contents】 ■What is the EMC test optical fiber system ■FO-HBST, FO-HBSR (Signal frequency DC to 1 MHz) ■FO-HBSTVR, FO-HBSRVR (DC to 8 MHz) ■FO-ST, FO-SR (DC to 20 kHz) ■FO-CAN (Maximum signal transfer speed 1 Mbit/s) *You can download the catalog from the "Download" section below! Please feel free to contact us for more detailed information.
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Free membership registrationConverts analog signals to optical signals. After long-distance transmission (up to 1,500m), it converts and outputs the optical signals back to analog signals in a fiber optic system. For other functions and details, please refer to the catalog or contact us.
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Free membership registrationA fiber optic system capable of optical transmission for both signal output from the test subject and signal input to the test subject. □ For other functions and details, please refer to the catalog or contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe EMC test optical fiber transmitter and receiver is a system that converts voltage signals into optical signals and transmits them to measuring instruments. By converting to optical signals, it avoids noise interference from strong electric fields and strong radio waves in the anechoic chamber. For other functions and details, please refer to the catalog or contact us.
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Free membership registrationThis product is a light conversion transceiver for LIN signals developed for EMC testing of automotive equipment. It has excellent EMS signal suppression and low EMI (electromagnetic interference) and EMS (electromagnetic susceptibility), making it suitable for use in an anechoic chamber. For other functions and details, please refer to the catalog or contact us.
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Free membership registrationConverts analog signals to optical signals. After long-distance transmission (up to 1,500m), it converts and outputs the signals back to analog. □ For other functions and details, please refer to the catalog or contact us.
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