MMF022132

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Strain gauges refer to a type of device that can measure and monitor strain on an object. The most common type of strain gauge is the bonded strain gauge, which consists of a small metallic foil attached to a substrate. The most popular type in the industry today is the MMF022132. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the MMF022132.

Application Field

The MMF022132 strain gauge was designed for use in a variety of industrial applications. It is often used in metal forming to measure the amount of strain in components that are undergoing changing force and temperature conditions. The gauge can also be used for monitoring forces applied to bridge structures and other types of heavy infrastructure. Other applications include marine, automotive, aerospace, power generation, and oil and gas industries.

Working Principle

The working principle of the MMF022132 strain gauge is based on the change of electrical resistance when a strain is applied. It uses metal foil insulated from the substrate to form an electrical resistance bridge. When the strain is applied, the electrical resistance of the foil changes, which in turn changes the amount of current flowing through the resistance bridge. This can be used to measure the amount of strain applied. In addition, the foil can be sensitive to temperature, allowing it to measure both strain and temperature in the same device.

The MMF022132 strain gauge is sensitive to both strain and temperature. This makes it ideal for applications that involve dynamic changes in both strain and temperature, such as metal forming and bridge monitoring. It is an accurate and reliable device that is widely used in a variety of industries.

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