Vibrating force sensor

Measuring and testing – Dynamometers – Responsive to force

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177210FP, G01L 110

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ABSTRACT:
A vibrating force sensor comprising a metallic strip having three metallic coplanar beams (20, 21, 22). The sensor also includes capacitive transducers (30, 31) for driving the beam or beams into flexural vibration in a plane normal to their common plane and for detecting changes in the frequency of vibrations in response to changes in tension applied to the sensor. Drive and detect electrodes (50, 51) are formed on the surface of an intermediate insulating layer (70) in turn located on the surface of a shielding layer (71) of conductive material.

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