How are the rotors in a Torque Transmitter (TX) and Torque Receiver (TR) system connected?

In a Torque Transmitter (TX) and Torque Receiver (TR) system, the rotors are typically connected in parallel. This configuration enables the transmitter to send a torque signal that the receiver can accurately measure. By having the rotors operate in parallel, they can maintain uniform torque transmission, allowing for precise torque measurement and feedback. This setup is crucial in many applications, ensuring that the data can be processed effectively and the system can react to changing conditions.

The parallel connection allows the two devices to share the same operating conditions while facilitating the accurate transfer of torque information. This ensures that both the transmitter and receiver can function efficiently in different applications, enhancing overall system performance.