Manual, F/T Sensor, Data Acquisition (DAQ) Systems
Document #9620-05-DAQ.indd-20
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2.6 Transducer
The transducer is a compact, durable, monolithic structure that converts force and torque into analog strain
gage signals. The transducer is commonly used as a wrist sensor mounted between a robot and a robot end-
effector. Figure 2.6 shows the transducers with a standard tool adapter.
Large Gamma, Delta, Theta, and Omega transducers have integrated interface electronics and require a
separate cable to connect to a power supply box. Small Nano and Mini transducers do not have integrated
interface electronics but have an integrated cable to connect to an interface power supply box
For further information, refer to the 9620-05-Transducer Section— Installation, Operation Manual for
mounting, cable routing, specications (i.e., resolution, weight), and mechanical drawings.
Figure 2.6—Transducer
Transducer Connector
Mounting Adapter Plate (MAP)
Tool Adapter Plate (TAP)
Large Transducer with
Interface Electronics
Tool Adapter Plate (TAP)
Mounting Adapter Plate (MAP)
Integral Cable
Small Transducer without
Interface Electronics
2.7 Transducer Cable
The high-ex life transducer cable is electrically shielded to protect transmission from the transducer Power
Supply or Interface Power Supply boxes. Small transducers have the cable integrally attached. Larger
transducers have a separate transducer cable, see Figure 2.7.
Refer to the 9620-05-Transducer Section— Installation, Operation Manual for cable routing and minimum
bend radius.
Figure 2.7—Transducer Cable for 9105-TIF Transducers
Transducer End
(Female Connector)
Power Supply Box End
(Male Connector)
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