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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
Resistance Change of Strain Gages Bonded to Curved Surfaces
The strain ε occurring on the resistive element of a strain gage bonded to a curved surface may be expressed by the following equation:
For example, if a uniaxial KFGS gage, of which the gage base including the adhesive layer is 0.015 mm thick, is bonded to a curved surface of r = 1.5 mm, the strain gage already receives strain of approximately 5000 μm/m.
If the gage factor Ks is 2.00, and the gage resistance is 120 Ω,
Since R/R = ε・Ks
ΔR = 5000 × 10-6 × 2 × 120
Resistance increases by approximately 1.2 Ω.
If the gage is bonded inside the curve, the resistance decreases.
If the gage factor Ks is 2.00, and the gage resistance is 120 Ω,
Since R/R = ε・Ks
ΔR = 5000 × 10-6 × 2 × 120
Resistance increases by approximately 1.2 Ω.
If the gage is bonded inside the curve, the resistance decreases.

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