The difference between an average EV and an exceptional one often comes down to understanding exactly where power is being gained, lost, or wasted. That’s why precise torque measurement has become such a critical part of automotive engineering.
S. Himmelstein and Company’s torque sensors help engineers see what’s really happening inside today’s complex drivetrains. The new MCRT® 84800V and MCRT® 85800V Bearingless Digital Torque Sensors provide highly accurate torque, speed, and power measurements in digital and analog form, helping teams identify inefficiencies, validate designs, and make smarter engineering decisions earlier in the development process.
That visibility can translate into improved motor performance, more effective regenerative braking, greater energy efficiency, and increased driving range. In the automotive market where every watt matters, even small improvements can have a significant impact.
Himmelstein’s Wheel Torque Sensors extend that visibility to the point where the vehicle meets the road. By measuring torque directly at the wheel, engineers can better understand vehicle dynamics, braking performance, tire behavior, and traction control effectiveness under real-world conditions.
The question isn’t whether manufacturers are collecting enough data. It’s whether they’re measuring the right data with enough precision to turn information insight. That’s where ultra-precise torque measurement makes the difference.