1.5-inch force sensor with high sensitivity for detecting pressure and force variations, perfect for applications like pressure-sensitive systems, robotics, and load measurement. Easily integrates with microcontrollers for precise, real-time force feedback in various projects.
A force sensor (1.5 inch), also
known as a force-sensitive resistor (FSR), is a type of sensor
that changes its resistance when force or pressure is applied to its surface.
The 1.5-inch version refers to the diameter of the active
sensing area, which is larger than the 0.5-inch variant. This increased sensing
area makes it more suitable for applications requiring broader pressure
distribution or larger contact points.
Key
Features of the Force Sensor (1.5 inch):
Force Sensitivity:
Larger Sensing Area
Thin and Flexible:
Simple Output(Analog)
Technical
Specifications (Example):
Diameter of Active Area: 1.5 inches (approximately 38 mm).
Thickness:
Around 0.45 mm.
Force Range:
Can detect forces ranging from approximately 0.1 N
to a maximum of around 10 N to 100 N, depending on the model and
configuration.
Resistance Range:
No force:
Very high resistance, typically over 1 MΩ.
Full force:
Resistance decreases to 1-10 kΩ or lower, depending on the amount
of force applied.
Response Time:
Fast response time (typically less than 1 ms), making it suitable for
dynamic force measurement applications.
Operating Voltage:
Works well with standard 3.3V to 5V power supplies, compatible with
most microcontrollers.
