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Function: Force Sensitive Resistor
Catagory: Electronic Model
Product Model: FSR402:
Size: View the picture below

FSR can be seen as a resistor, through the size of the pressure to change its resistance, the resistance (in ohms per unit Ω) depends on how much repression.These sensors are fairly low cost and easy to use, but they rarely accurate.They sort is various, performance difference is only about 10%.So basically you use FSR, you should probably only expect to get a response range.Although the FSR can detect the weight, but choose their to get concrete data on the weight of is impossible.
However, for most of the touch sensitive applications, such as "how much" this will be squeezed or push, they are a good choice, because of the high cost performance!

Parameter

Size: thick (12.5 mm) in diameter, 1/2 "for the active field
Resistance range: infinite/open (not pressure), 100 k Ω (light), 200 Ω (maximum pressure)
Load range: 0 to 20 pounds (0 to 100 Newton), evenly smear on the surface area of 0.125 square meters
Power supply: the use of less than 1mA current (depending on the ra/pull down resistor and the power supply voltage)

As we've said, FSR makes resistance changing as more and more pressure, when there is no pressure sensor looks like an infinite resistance (open), with the increase of pressure, resistance decreased.The graph shows under different pressure measurement sensor resistance value.(please note that Details:

Function: Force Sensitive Resistor
Catagory: Electronic Model
Product Model: FSR402:
Size: View the picture below

FSR can be seen as a resistor, through the size of the pressure to change its resistance, the resistance (in ohms per unit Ω) depends on how much repression.These sensors are fairlthe force is not in grams, but Newton)

Manufacturer	Morismoon
Item Weight	50 Grams
Size	0.5x2.45 inch
Colour	Black
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Item Weight	50 g

Morismoon 2pack/lot FSR402 Force Sensitive Resistor 0.5 inch FSR US/Thin Film Pressure Sensor/Force Sensing Resistor

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