Application of Electrical Standards to Torque Realization: A Device to Measure up to 1Nm

Published

February 14, 2024

Author(s)

Zane Comden, Stephan Schlamminger, Frank Seifert, David B. Newell, Leon Chao

Abstract

This paper describes the next generation prototype of the Electronic NIST Torque Realizer (ENTR) project. The first prototype version (ENTR-v1) has been able to realize low-range torques (on the order of 1×10-3 Nm) to uncertainties of less than 1000 parts in 1×106. The second generation prototype (ENTR-v2) has been designed and constructed specifically with the goal of realizing at least 1Nm of torque utilizing a DC direct-drive design and traceability to quantum standards without the need for physical mass and length standard artifacts. The paper will describe some of the design decisions of ENTR-v2 in order to reach this higher range of operation, and we aim to present results of torque realization verification with a full uncertainty budget within the coming months.

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IEEExplore

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https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/

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Keywords

Calibration, measurement, measurement standards, measurement uncertainty, precision measurements, torque, torque measurement

Citation

Comden, Z. , Schlamminger, S. , Seifert, F. , Newell, D. and Chao, L. (2024), Application of Electrical Standards to Torque Realization: A Device to Measure up to 1Nm, IEEExplore, [online], https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/ (Accessed October 5, 2024)