- Transducer-Class Strain Gages 스트레인게이지
- Transducer-Class strain gages are select group of gage patterns designed specifically for transducer applications. The main objective is optimum gage performance at lower cost in high-volume production quantities. Exclusive features of Transducer-Class gages
- Optimum backing thickness tolerance. This is particularly important to minimize creep variations between gage installations.
- Uniform backing trim dimensions. Matrix dimensions listed in this bulletin have a tolerance of ±0.005 in (±0.13mm) on any edge (measured from grid centerlines). On many transducer designs this will allow the gage matrix to be used for gega alignment. Gage placement for bonding can befixtured more easily for reduced assembly time.
- Multiple creep compensation choices for most gage patterns. A close inspection of the gage pattern will reveal a small letter on the gage matrix next to the grid. This letter is the creep compensation code. Different creep compensations of the same pattern can be easily identified after removing gages from the package.
- Special pattern refinement for improved gage-to-gage reproducibility. Creep variation due to operating temperature changes is reduced.
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