SPI-Tactilus® Surface Pressure Measurement System Pressure Indicating Washers - Surface Pressure Measurement + Pressure Indicating Washers
Release time:
2018-07-25 19:45
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The Tactilus pressure indicating washer is a revolutionary new tool for measuring and evaluating bolt connections, stress, and design rationality. Unlike traditional strain gauges and pressure washer sensors, the Tactilus pressure indicating washer is lightweight, non-invasive, and economically durable. It can accurately display the pressure (force) magnitude and pressure distribution between the bolt and flange surface, and can perform long-term monitoring.
The Tactilus® surface pressure measurement system records the pressure distribution and pressure magnitude at the contact surface using a pressure pad known as "electronic skin." The obtained data is transmitted to powerful, user-friendly software based on the WINDOWS system for data post-processing. Each Tactilus sensor is precisely integrated into the "electronic skin" and has been calibrated and serialized before leaving the factory. The main advantages of Tactilus are its portability and the ability to synchronize data collection from up to 4 discrete thermal sensors. Tactilus uses advanced mathematical algorithms to intelligently separate data information from noise information, and employs advanced electronic shielding technology to minimize the impact of noise, temperature, and temperature on measurement accuracy.

Pressure Indicator,Pressure washer,Bolt contact force,Contact force distribution,SPI stands for Serial Peripheral Interface, which is a synchronous serial communication interface used for short-distance communication, primarily in embedded systems. It allows multiple slave devices to communicate with a single master device, using a set of four wires: one for the clock signal (SCK), one for the master output/slave input (MOSI), one for the master input/slave output (MISO), and one for the chip select (CS) signal. SPI is known for its high speed and simplicity, making it a popular choice for connecting microcontrollers to various peripherals such as sensors, memory devices, and displays.