This article refers to the following products: All three of these sensors have a hexagonal barrel, or standoff, extending from the sensor case. This part......
This article refers to the following sensors: The hooks and bumpers used with our various force sensors have a 6-32 thread. You can usually buy......
Yes, you can. Of the various force sensors we make, the ones most suitable for a wind tunnel investigation would be our and . If......
We can repair the cables on the 2008 version and newer. The cable is different for the older units and are no longer available. To......
Specifications and User Guide TROUBLESHOOTING -Primary Test: Does the sensor read near zero when no force is applied? Does the sensor read a positive value......
The first version of the , shipped in 1997. Over the years, the design has been updated and improved several times. Use the following images......
The and each include a mass with the correct hardware for attachment to a Vernier cart. Here is a photo showing how the included long......
By default, our force sensors show positive readings when the sensor is pulled and negative readings when the sensor is pushed. Reversing the sign of......
If a Dual Range Force Sensor or Wireless Dynamics Sensor (WDSS) hits the floor, it is possible to shear off the hex bolt inside the......
The ideal technique is to use two products that were designed specifically for this situation: Bracket that attaches the Dual-Range Force Sensor (DFS) to a......