Automotive Torque Testing Solutions

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Many disciplines within the automotive community have a need to measure in-vehicle driveline torque during testing. These include engineers testing transmissions, engines, clutches, differentials, ABS and traction control systems, tires, suspension components, and active suspension systems.

Efforts to reduce emissions and improve vehicle efficiency also require accurate and non-intrusive techniques of measuring torque and horsepower. Fleet and customer use testing are emerging as important development tools for automotive engineers who want to collect real world data.

Teledyne LeCroy Test Services offers a variety of products used by automotive manufacturers and their suppliers to measure torque in these critical powertrain components.

Applications: Transmission Development — Engine Development — Powertrain Torque Monitoring — Traction Control — Racing Vehicles — Fleet Testing — Customer Use Testing

FPT100D Engine Torque Measurement System

The FPT100D is a non-contact torque sensor system designed to measure engine output torque by instrumenting the existing flex plate or flywheel—without requiring any modifications to the powertrain. It’s ideal for engine mapping, hybrid powertrain development, and transmission calibration, offering high accuracy and robust performance in demanding environments.

  • Replaces existing flex plate/flywheel — no extra space needed
  • Measures piston pulses and engine harmonics
  • Inductively powered — no batteries or slip rings
  • Digital data transfer for clean, interference-free signals
  • Scalable analog output (0±5V or 0±10V)
  • Temperature-compensated output
  • User-selectable frequency response (2, 20, 200, or 2000 Hz)
  • NIST traceable with 0.5% full-scale accuracy
  • Remote shunt calibration capability
  • Two-channel versions available for thrust, strain, or temperature
  • Racing and dynamometer units available


    AT100 CV Shaft Torque Measurement System

    The AT100 is engineered for torque measurement in space-constrained environments, especially in FWD vehicles. Using non-contact digital data transfer and inductive power, it delivers clean, responsive torque signals without the need for batteries or external wiring— ideal for transmission development, fleet testing, and racing applications.

    • Low profile design for tight FWD applications
    • All-weather operation with sealed housing and bearings
    • No components or wiring outboard of the wheel
    • Digital data transfer for clean signal integrity
    • Temperature-compensated output
    • Remote shunt calibration capability
    • Scalable analog output (0±5V or 0±10V)
    • User-selectable frequency response (2, 20, 200, or 2000 Hz)
    • Portable to other shafts via Teledyne Instruments
    • No batteries or slip rings required
    • Racing and dynamometer units available


      RT100D Prop and CV Shaft Torque Measurement System

      The RT100D is a cutting-edge, non-contact torque measurement system designed for prop and CV shafts in FWD, RWD, and AWD test vehicles. It delivers accurate, real-time torque data without requiring modifications to the existing powertrain—ideal for transmission and engine development, traction control, and racing applications.

      • All-weather operation with completely weatherproof components
      • No batteries or slip rings required
      • Remote shunt calibration for easy setup
      • Digital data transfer ensures a clean, interference-free signal
      • Scalable analog output (0±5V or 0±10V)
      • Temperature-compensated output for consistent performance
      • Custom form factors available to fit various shaft designs
      • Non-critical antenna placement (±0.75 inches)
      • Lightweight collar avoids balance issues
      • Racing and dynamometer units available
      • NIST traceable with 0.5% full-scale accuracy
      • High-speed capability up to 5500 RPM (consult for higher)


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