Motion sensors are widely used in many measurement applications, regardless of static or dynamic.
A strain gauge is sometimes referred to as an electrical resistance strain gauge or simply a resistance strain gauge.
Due to the deformation of the tested mechanical object, its outputs fluctuate significantly, and they are also used in measurement applications that can be considered dynamic.
It is commonly used for objects subjected to tension and bending.
The feature referred to as "Gerinim" is the ratio of the change in the length of an object to its original length.
A strain gauge can measure the amount of change caused by an external force and convert it into an electrical signal that can later be transformed into digital values, displayed, collected, and analyzed.
120 Ohm Quarter Bridge Strain Gauge Technical Specifications:
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Electronic Resistance |
Tolerance to Nominal Value |
120 ohm |
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Deviation from the Mean |
± 0.2 ohm |
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Applicable Temperature |
Normal Temp. -30 to 80 Degree |
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Sensitivity Coefficient and Distribution |
2.08 ± 1% |
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Heat Output |
Heat Output Coefficient |
<2 um/m/°C |
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Distribution Average Heat Output |
<30 ± um/m |
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Grid Length |
20 mm |
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Grid Width |
3 mm |
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Base Length |
26 mm |
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| Base Width | 6 mm | |
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