Force Sensitive Resistor FSR402 12.7mm

Force Sensitive Resistor 0.5″ 12.7mm offers a compact design with a 0.5" circular sensing area, providing excellent sensitivity for detecting force changes in various applications. The force sensitive resistor is widely recognized in the industry for its versatility and adaptability. Capable of sensing force within a range of 100g to 10kg, it is perfect for applications in Testing and Measurement Equipment, Embedded Electronics, and Consumer Electronics. Its compatibility with Arduino and other microcontrollers like Raspberry Pi makes it a preferred choice for electronic hobbyists and professionals alike.

The unique feature of this sensor is its ability to change resistance with applied pressure; more pressure results in lower resistance, providing an intuitive measurement system for various innovative applications.

Key Features - Force Sensitive Resistor

• Responsive to forces between 100g-10kg.
• Easy to integrate with breadboards and circuit designs.
• Ultra-thin and lightweight construction.
• Peel-and-stick backing for easy mounting.

Applications

It excels in fields requiring precision pressure assessment. For instance, utilizing the force sensitive resistor sensor in product testing ensures accurate force feedback. Additionally, embedding this technology in consumer electronics offers users nuanced interaction with devices, thanks to its highly responsive nature.

Technical Specifications

How to Use

1. Connect the sensor to an Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) to interpret resistance changes.
2. Integrate with an Arduino by setting up a voltage divider circuit with a known resistor.
3. Read the output voltage to gauge the applied force accurately.

In projects requiring an arduino force sensing resistor, it provides an invaluable tool for bustling creative environments, combining ease of use with reliability.

Package Includes

• 1 x Force Sensor Resistor 0.5” 12.7mm

Additional Resources

• Download Datasheet
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