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hello everyone,

i was wandering which NI device i should use to acquire a torque shaft measurement from a RS-423 connector.

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What is the model of the torque shaft?  If it is really putting out an RS-423 signal (which I have never ran into before), then you need a device that can recieve RS-423, not a DAQ.  So please give more information.


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well, this is my torque sensor and i have no idea how to aquire the signal with some NI device

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I am not finding anything about an RS-423 connection.  So where did that requirement come from?

 

It looks like there is a 0 to 10V output for the torque and another one for speed.  So you can use almost any NI DAQ (the USB-6000 would likely work).  Just connect the signals and ground properly to the DAQ and then use DAQmx to take your measurements.


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The "423" (or maybe "432") is the manufacturer's part number for the connnector on the sensor.  Both numbers appear buried way down in the data sheet the OP linked.

 

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ok, thank you very much XD

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