MMF010125

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Strain gauges are tools used to measure deformation under load due to strain. The application field of the strain gauge MMF010125 and its working principle shed light on the ways such type of tools can be used to measure displacement, strain, force, and pressure.

The MMF010125 strain gauge is a high-performance type that can measure displacement and strain accurately with low hysteresis. Its application field includes measuring displacement and strain on shafts, springs, beams, disks, and other components. Its optimized form factor and adhesive make it useful to measure hydroforming stress and fatigue stress in steel, aluminum, plastic, and rubber materials.

In terms of working principle, the MMF010125 strain gauge is a resistive sensor based on foil strain gauges. The four terminals are crimped onto an adhesive sheet, which is placed on the specimen. As the specimen gets deformed under load, the strain gauge material changes its resistance. The resistance change is directly proportional to strain, which is then measured by an instrument, such as a strain bridge or a Wheatstone bridge circuit.

In addition to displacement and strain, the strain gauge MMF010125 can also be used to measure force and pressure. A common force-measuring instrument is a load cell, which employs strain gauges working as force transducers. The strain gauge is placed in the sensitive area of the load cell, and when force is applied, the strain gauge material is deformed. The resistance changes accordingly and is measured by instruments, such as a load cell bridge with tension and compression measuring range.

Given its application field and working principle, it is clear that strain gauges are essential tools for measuring displacement, strain, force, and pressure. The strain gauge MMF010125 is a good example of a highly accurate and reliable strain gauge that can be used for a number of applications.

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