FSS015WNGR

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Force sensors are commonly used in industrial and laboratory settings to measure a magnitude of force, such as force, tension, and weight. In this article, we will be exploring the FSS015WNGR force sensors, discussing its application field as well as its working principle.

Introduction

The FSS015WNGR is a compact force sensor manufactured by Ningbo Free-ink Technology Co., Ltd. This force sensor has a small size and a wide measuring range and offers excellent accuracy and repeatability in harsh environments. It is capable of measuring forces ranging from 0.1 to 3 kN. It is ideal for measuring tension, compression, and flexing forces in a wide range of applications.

Application Field

The FSS015WNGR force sensor can be used in a wide range of applications, including industrial and laboratory settings. It can measure forces on mechanical structures such as bridges, buildings, aircraft, and automotive components. It can also be used for measuring tension, compression, and flexing forces in heavy-duty machines such as textile machines, injection molders, presses, and other manufacturing equipment. Additionally, it is suitable for measuring force probes in medical research applications.

This force sensor can also be used in various testing and instrumentation applications. It is suitable for dynamic load testing, impact testing, and fatigue testing. It can be used to measure force in hydraulic actuators, pneumatic actuators, and manual actuators. It is also ideal for vibration analysis, fatigue testing, and temperature control.

Working Principle

The FSS015WNGR force sensor works on a strain gauging principle. A strain gauge is a device that measures the deformation of a metal due to an applied force. The FSS015WNGR is equipped with a strain gauge that is capable of measuring the strain of a material due to a tension, compression, or flexing force. The strain gauge works by converting the mechanical force into an electrical signal.

When a force is applied to the strain gauge, the metal element deforms and the resistance of the strain gauge changes. The resistance is then converted into an electrical signal which is sent to an amplifier. The amplifier then processes the signal and sends it to an analogue-to-digital converter. The digital signal is then sent to a microcontroller which processes the data and displays the force measurement on an LCD screen.

Conclusion

The FSS015WNGR force sensor is an excellent choice for measuring force, tension, and compression in a variety of applications. It is capable of measuring forces ranging from 0.1 to 3 kN, and it offers excellent accuracy and repeatability in harsh environments. It works on a strain gauging principle, wherein a force is applied to the strain gauge and the resistance is converted into an electrical signal. The signal is then processed and displayed on an LCD screen for users to read.

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