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2022 Automotive Engineering Exposition in Yokohama

  • 2022 Automotive Engineering Exposition in Yokohama

We will be exhibiting at the "Automotive Engineering Exposition 2022 YOKOHAMA," which will be held at Pacifico Yokohama Exhibition Hall for three days from Wednesday, May 25th to Friday, May 27th. In addition, this year we will be participating in both the physical exhibition and the online exhibition.
We look forward to your visit.

Exhibition period Wednesday, May 25th to Friday, May 27th, 2022
Event time 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (10:00 AM - 5:00 PM on the last day only)
venue Pacifico Yokohama Exhibition Hall
Booth number 297
Exhibition contents With measurement solutions supporting xEV development as our key focus, we will exhibit and introduce a range of products that contribute to the development of electrification.
Official website Automotive Engineering Exposition 2026
Admission fee Free (pre-registration required)
Please register in advance via the website below.
Visitor Registration | Automotive Engineering Exposition 2026
Exhibited products Measurement and analysis software O-Solution Ver2.0 (sound quality evaluation and analysis function, etc.)
Wireless temperature measurement system, new 3-axis Accelerometer,
Noise testing software, laser in-plane velocometer,
Small, high-rigidity torque detector, flange-type high-rigidity torque detector
Online exhibition Vehicle test bench to support xEV development
ADAS/AD Development Simulation Tool
*Registration is required to view this content.
workshop

[Lecture name]
An example of non-contact measurement of torsional vibration using a laser in-plane velocity meter.

【overview】
In this workshop, we will introduce an example of non-contact measurement of torsional vibration using a laser in-plane velocometer. Recently, in the development of xEVs, the weight reduction of drive units and vehicle bodies has been progressing. As vehicle inertia changes with weight reduction, it has become important to re-evaluate the impact on the drivetrain's torsional transmission system. A laser in-plane velocometer can measure the peripheral speed of rotating parts such as drive shafts non-contact. Furthermore, since the difference between the measured values of two sensors can be calculated, torsional vibration can be measured without being affected by the measurement system.
*This workshop is available as video content on the online exhibition page. Registration is required to view it.

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