Strain gauge for a measurement variable sensor
A strain gauge and receiver technology, applied in the field of strain gauges, can solve the problems of reduced reproducibility, measurement error, measurement signal change, etc., and achieve the effect of improving measurement accuracy
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[0023] figure 1 A curve τ of the shear stress with the turning point and the dependent i and elongation curve ε i Part of a meander-shaped measuring grid of a thin-film strain gauge, wherein the deflection point 4 consists of a horizontal bar 6 at the end of the measuring grid bar 5 and two longitudinal bars 7 with rectangular anchor surfaces 8 .
[0024] The shown part of the strain gauge proceeds from a film strain gauge of the type mentioned at the outset, which preferably comprises a plastic carrier film (not shown), on which a meander-shaped coil of resistive material is applied. Measuring grid 1. This type of strain gauge usually has a length of 3 to 6 mm and is attached to the measuring spring body, which is a measuring volume receiver. The strain gauge, partially shown, preferably has a resistance of 120 ohms or 350 ohms and contains measuring grid bars 5 with a width of approximately 30 to 50 microns at a bar length C of, for example, 4 mm.
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