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Non-Repeatability 101
Interface 101 defines non-repeatability as the maximum difference between sensor output readings when the exact same load is applied repeatedly under identical loading and environmental conditions. Using load cells, understanding non-repeatability, why it governs a test's practical resolution limit, and how to isolate it from external test-rig anomalies is essential to designing dependable test protocols and accurate analysis.

Reaction Torque 101
Interface reaction torque transducers offer exceptional measurement accuracy in static and low-rotation applications. A reaction torque transducer uses strain gage technology. These sensitive components deform slightly when subjected to torque. The static, stationary nature simplifies integration into test setups and existing systems. They are available in various configurations for diverse applications, including shaft, flange, and square drive.