how to calculate load cell output

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[@Baloon_edits]

Great...i was searching for this terminolgoy and calculations...Thanks.

[@aamirkhan-zi6vq]

very informative video thanks for sharing this information

[@arhamarham6211]

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[@creativeeee]

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[@rahulromeo8454]

Bhai Hindi me explain kardo please 🥺

[@karelasingh2098]

Best knowledge

[@creativeeee]

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[@annarm8731]

so interesting

[@pradeepdube1398]

Ok. So far, this is quite confusing to deal with. You cant always have load only in terms of Capacity/2, Capacity/4, Capacity/8 etc., best approach is imagine two points as (0,0) and (X,Y) where X=load cell capacity and Y=MAX output voltage of load cell on full load. Using line slope equation "Y-Y1=m(X-X1)" find the equation which would tell what is the applied load based on the number of output voltage from cell.

[@naqashqayoum5715]

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[@ibrahimkhawaj931]

amazing demonstration

[@creativeeee]

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[@chetanrao006]

Sir, small doubt.. everything is ok. If i just fixed the load cell and NO load is there on load cell what will be the mv?

[@creativeeee]

theoraticaly zero

[@chetanrao006]

creative wee: while checking 4 to 5 load cells which are used. I'm getting around 0.3 to 0.4 mv for zero load. It is for 3 load cells. Another two are giving 3 mv in zero load. What i have to conclude from them whether these load cells are good or bad? I used a constant power supply 10.56 Vdc in input

[@rahulromeo8454]

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[@alielshaer1183]

Good job

[@creativeeee]

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[@Jp0505sql]

What if your dealing with 10000 kg does the same ratio apply in mv/v or does it change after a certain weight

[@creativeeee]

if we are dealing with any load same is the ratio, different manufacturers design different sensitivity load cell, but mostly its in a range of 1mv/v to 3 mv/v, in specifications u can get load cell mv/v

[@zainali8542]

Excellent

[@creativeeee]

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[@beautifulpakistan5481]

nice explanation

[@creativeeee]

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[@ahadmalik3189]

Nice

[@creativeeee]

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[@ashirawan8572]

good

[@dadygaga1222]

very good

[@creativeeee]

Thanks

[@mohameddhyaa8752]

If i have a 5v supply do i multiply by 5?

[@creativeeee]

yes

[@romantic290]

If empty weight how much show the mv

[@creativeeee]

ideally zero

[@beautifulpakistan5481]

is mv/v always 2 mv for all load cells?

[@creativeeee]

its different for different load cells

[@faisalnawaz7467]

What if we have more than one load cell

[@creativeeee]

capacity of both load cell will be added, but output milivolt will be same,suppose two load cell of 100 kg and 2 mv per volt,then capacity will be 200 kg but mv per volt will remain 2 mv, other all calculation same

[@faisalnawaz7467]

@@creativeeee We have weightment in our project 100 ton with total of 8 cells with different capacities.our controler supply voltage is 5 volts at half of weight loaded I should get the total mv =5 m I right brother

[@naeemabbas6212]

Excellent explanation