Article | REF: R1860 V1

Strain gage transducers

Authors: Jean-Luc LE GOËR, Jean AVRIL

Publication date: April 10, 1992

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7. Sensor features

7.1 Precision

Table 4 shows the characteristics to be expected from three types of sensor:

  • general-purpose: sensors easily produced by any technician simply familiar with strain gage techniques;

  • improved precision: sensors with characteristics that are better than those of their predecessors, thanks to meticulous attention to the precautions listed at 5

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