Measuring and testing – Dynamometers – Responsive to force
Patent
1994-11-30
1996-01-16
Chilcot, Richard
Measuring and testing
Dynamometers
Responsive to force
73581, G01L 100
Patent
active
054838428
ABSTRACT:
A force sensor is provided which incorporates a piezoceramic element between first and second members that are moveable relative to each. The piezoceramic element is disposed within a cavity that is formed in the first member. The cavity extends between an opening and a wall within the first member. A second member is disposed within the cavity and slideably associated therewith. A spring is provided to permit the piezoceramic element to be preloaded without damaging it. First and second conductive elements are disposed on opposite sides of the piezoceramic element to facilitate electrical connection between the piezoceramic element and an external device.
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Biegel Ronald
Chilcot Richard
Honeywell Inc.
Lanyi William D.
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