FSS010WNGR

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Force Sensors are widely used in control systems, industrial and robotics for measuring force. They can measure force in different ranges, such as in gases, liquids and solids. The FSS010WNGR is an advanced line of force sensor that can measure force in very small ranges, such as in microNewtons.

The FSS010WNGR is designed with a low-level sensor circuit with a wide measurement range, from 0 to 10 Nm. This type of force sensor uses a position sensing system for accurate and repeatable measurements of force. The force sensor\'s signal is detected by an internal linear hall array of only 10 µm square. This small size allows theforce sensor to fit in places requiring a small form-factor.

The FSS010WNGR is also designed with a high-speed amplifier mode, which allows force measurements to be made in milliseconds. This feature is useful for applications with servo motors, where fast force feedback is required.

The FSS010WNGR is ideal for a variety of applications, such as in control systems, industrial robots and portable tooling. It can also be used to measure forces in medical applications. It can also be used to measure force in satellite systems and rockets.

The FSS010WNGR\'s working principle is based on low-level position sensing technology. The force sensor\'s circuit is connected to a linear hall array, which measures the voltage and current signals and converts them into single-ended analog signals. The signals are then converted into digital values, which are used to calculate the force applied to the sensor. The force sensor can be calibrated to the application\'s desired accuracy.

The FSS010WNGR is one of the most reliable and accurate force sensors available. It is designed to simplify force measurements, allowing for easy and repeatable measurements. Its small size and low-level circuit make it ideal for tight spaces and precision controlling.

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