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- Misalignment Effect of Bonding Strain Gage
- Generating Calibration Value Based on Tip
- Resistance Change of Strain Gages
- Strain Gage Bonding Procedure
- Compensation formulas for strain gage
- Countermeasures against Failure in Initial Balance
- Influence of Insulation Resistance
- Temperature Effect on Lead Wire with 2-wire
- Compensation Methods of Temperature Effect
Compensation formulas for strain gage measurements
Compensation Method of Different Gage Factors
If the gage factor of the strain gage (2.00) is different from that of the strain amplifier, the real strain ε can be obtained by the following equation:
If the gage factor of the strain gage (2.00) is different from that of the strain amplifier, the real strain ε can be obtained by the following equation:

where, ε0: Measured strain
Ks: Gage factor of strain gage
Compensation Methods of Nonlinearity Error of Quarter-bridge System
An error of nonlinearity in high-elongation strain measurement with quarter-bridge system is found by calculating true strain ε in the following equation:
An error of nonlinearity in high-elongation strain measurement with quarter-bridge system is found by calculating true strain ε in the following equation:

Compensation Methods of Effect of Lead Wire Extension
If the lead wire or cable is extended with the quarter-bridge or half-bridge system, additional resistance is initiated in series to the strain gage, thereby decreasing the apparent gage factor. For example, if a 10 m long lead wire with 0.3 mm2 conductors is used, the gage factor decreases by 1%. In the case of the full-bridge system (transducer), the extension decreases the excitation voltage too. In these cases, the real strain ε is obtained by the following equation. (Supposing the gage factor Ks is 2.00):
If the lead wire or cable is extended with the quarter-bridge or half-bridge system, additional resistance is initiated in series to the strain gage, thereby decreasing the apparent gage factor. For example, if a 10 m long lead wire with 0.3 mm2 conductors is used, the gage factor decreases by 1%. In the case of the full-bridge system (transducer), the extension decreases the excitation voltage too. In these cases, the real strain ε is obtained by the following equation. (Supposing the gage factor Ks is 2.00):


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