What is a load cell and how does it work? Explained

A load cell is a transducer that converts force into an electrical signal. Although there are various types of load cell, one of the most common is the strain-gage based.
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[@StaticBlaster]

Great video! Thank you so MUCH! Remember though that it's i before e except after c. You spelled achieve wrong.

[@laumas]

The complete video that illustrates all our Guidelines for the correct installation of Load Cells, Weight Indicators and Weight Transmitters within a Weighing System. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYLXfJiOd6hla7s

[@rajkishorepradhan463]

What is the common bridge resistance value of load cell

[@SkyDarmos]

I need class-A load cells. Maximum weight should be 10 or 20 gram, and it should have at least 15,000 increments. I cannot find them anywhere. Do you have them?

[@guest2007]

12 dec 2023 5:28 am est ( utc -5 ) : thanks , i just finish seeing this movie

[@DwyerOmega]

We have an updated video on load cells that you might find interesting here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYOngmeljryIoK8si=PPZEhww8vJEXUq4v

[@ajalprince2194]

Well that was fast

[@DwyerOmega]

@ajalprince2194 - We recently posted a more detailed look at Load Cells if you are interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYOngmeljryIoK8si=-kmLMNm1BM4RLIyJ

[@opmike343]

These animations are useless. What is a throbbing, circular strain gauge graphic supposed to be representing? How and in what direction does it actually deform for the measurement?