In view of the fact that the crankshaft of an internal combustion engine lacks the support of measured stress data due to the closed working environment, a real-time stress test device for crankshaft and its low power strategy were studied. An embedded telemetry technology is used to solve the system miniaturization and low-power strategy. The integrated circuit chip is used to realize the miniaturization design, and a specialized power management scheme is designed to realize the low-power strategy. The actual test shows that the device can run continuously and stably under the environment of high temperature and oil pollution inside the crankcase and can record the stress curve of the crankshaft and transmit it to the remote computer in real time, which realizes the data visualization on the computer. The designed low-power strategy can help the device complete a single test period, and the device has higher promotion value and practical significance.
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