Images Scientific 4″ Flexible Stretch Sensor

$10.95

SKU: RB-Ima-13 Categories: , , ,
Description

Description

  • 4″ long flexible cylindrical cord 
  • Measures stretch, displacement and force
  • Changes resistance when stretched

The Images Scientific 4″ Flexible Stretch Sensor is a unique component that changes resistance when stretched. When relaxed the sensor material has a nominal resistance of 1000 ohms per linear inch. As the stretch sensor is stretched the resistance gradually increases. When the sensor is stretched to 150% of its original length (4″ X 150% = 6″), its resistance will approximately double to 2.0 Kohms per inch.

The stretch sensor is a new way to measure stretch, displacement and force. The sensor is a flexible cylindrical cord with hook electrical terminals at each end. The sensor measures 4 inches long, not including the electrical terminals, and only .060 inches diameter!

Applications for the Images Scientific 4″ Flexible Stretch Sensor:

  • Virtual gloves and suits 
  • Robot exoskeletons

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