BF350-3AA Pressure Resistance Strain Gauge Sensor

Strain gauges are widely used in mechanical engineering research and development to measure strain in objects under load. A strain gauge works on the principle that its electrical resistance changes when it is deformed. As the host structure bends, stretches, or compresses, the tiny metallic foil pattern in the gauge deforms.

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The BF350-3AA Pressure Resistance Strain Gauge Sensor is a type of strain gauge used to measure strain (deformation) in materials. Strain gauges are widely used in mechanical engineering research and development to measure strain in objects under load.

Specifications:

The key technical indexes: BF series
Model: BF120-30AA
Wire/Cable: 3cm±5%
Strain limit: 2.0%
Fatigue life：≥1M
Resistance: 350 ohms
Contrast: 800: 1 (Min) (transmission)
Sensitivity coefficient: 2.00-2.20
Using temperature range: -30~+80
Tolerance of average resistance: ≤±0.1%
Sensitive coefficient dispersion：≤±1%
Size: 7.4mm(length) x 4.4mm(width)

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BF350-3AA Pressure Resistance Strain Gauge Sensor

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