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Force sensors detect, measure and record the physical forces applied to a surface. These sensors are commonly used to measure the force of liquids and gases, the dynamic force of machines, and the mechanical force of motion. Force sensors provide valuable information about how forces interact with certain machines and materials, helping to identify potential problems before they become too costly to repair or replace.

060-2443-02 Application Field & Working Principle

The 060-2443-02 force sensor is a general-purpose sensor designed for commercial and industrial applications. This device measures the force applied to its surface by means of an integrated strain-gauge bridge circuit. When a force is applied to the sensor’s surface, electronic signals from the bridge circuit are sent to an internal digital signal processor which uses the signals to display the strength of the force being applied. The 060-2443-02 is highly resistant to environmental stress such as vibrations, extreme temperatures and hazardous chemicals.

The range of application for the 060-2443-02 force sensor is wide. This device can be used for measuring the force of large machines, such as hydraulic presses, injection molding machines or cranes, as well as the forces generated by small devices such as fans, motors or pumps. It can also be used to measure the forces in liquids or gases, or even the forces between two objects in motion, such as the forces between two vehicles or between two objects in an assembly line. Because of its robust construction, the 060-2443-02 can also be used in harsh industrial environments, such as food processing, oil and gas, or chemical processing.

The 060-2443-02 force sensor is typically installed in the primary direction of force applied; however, it can also be used in secondary directions. Installing the sensor in a secondary direction requires additional structural support to ensure that the sensor measures the full range of forces. The 060-2443-02 features a full-bridge strain-gauge circuit, which makes it suitable for measuring both in-line and out-of-line forces. The sensor can be configured in single-ended (SE) or differential (DF) output modes. This allows for the measurement of the differential stress between two points, which can be useful for detecting and tracking rapid changes in force.

In addition to measuring forces, the 060-2443-02 force sensor can be used for monitoring and logging mechanical data. This device is equipped with memory and processing capabilities, which make it suitable for logging and analysing the forces over time. The 060-2443-02 also features an embedded Network interface protocol, allowing the captured data to be wirelessly transferred to remote systems.

In conclusion, the 060-2443-02 force sensor is an ideal device for measuring and monitoring forces in a variety of commercial and industrial applications. Its robust construction, multiple output options and embedded network protocol make it an ideal choice for any application that requires reliable measurement of forces.

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