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#154345 - Specification Responding to: ???'s previous message |
[pre]Linearity Error <+/-5%
Repeatability <+/-2.5% of full scale (conditioned sensor, 80% force applied) Hysteresis <4.5% of full scale (conditioned sensor, 80% force applied) Drift <5% per logarithmic time scale (constant load of 90% sensor rating) Response Time <5 microseconds Operating Temperatures 15°F to 140°F (-9°C to 60°C) Temperature Sensitivity Output variance up to 0.2% per degree F (approximately 0.36% per degree C)[/pre] Whilst I won't argue with the ranges, or the fairly fast response time, everything else is GRIM. 14 % drift over a reasonable temperature range, "linearity" appalling, hysteresis dreadful... Drift... If it says "hysteresis <4.5%" reckon its not 4.4% or they would say it was <4.4%. Its a force indicator, not what I would trust as a force transducer - adding the errors up, in a worst case situation, the way I always would, and you must be close to a 25% error band. Steve |
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