Piezoelectric Force Sensor, 0 to 30000N

0 to 30000N piezoelectric force sensor is highly sensitive, capable of detecting very small forces, and is typically used in dynamic applications due to its rapid response time.

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Tips: What is a piezoelectric force sensor?

A piezoelectric force sensor is a device that measures force by utilizing the piezoelectric effect, where certain materials generate an electric charge when mechanically stressed. These sensors are typically made from piezoelectric crystals like quartz. When a force is applied to the sensor, it deforms the crystal structure, generating an electrical charge proportional to the force applied.

These sensors are highly sensitive and can measure dynamic forces over a wide frequency range, making them ideal for applications requiring precise force measurement in rapidly changing environments, such as automotive testing, aerospace, and industrial machinery monitoring. They are especially useful for detecting small forces or short-duration impacts. However, piezoelectric force sensors are less effective for measuring static or slowly changing forces due to charge leakage over time.