Touch and force sensing
Reads contact force up to about 20 N as a falling resistance (analog) — squeeze and touch on a gripper pad, fingertip or robot skin.
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Interlink Electronics
Interlink FSR 408 extra-long force-sensitive resistor strip (Adafruit 1071): 1/4 in × 24 in (6.35 × 609.6 mm) sensing region — press anywhere along it, ~0.2 N actuation, 0.2–20 N range, >10 MΩ unloaded, <3 µs rise, 0.57 mm thick, 5 g. Detects force along a gripper finger, robot bumper or skin edge.
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Reads contact force up to about 20 N as a falling resistance (analog) — squeeze and touch on a gripper pad, fingertip or robot skin.
Engineering inferenceThin force sensitive resistor fits on a gripper jaw or finger to sense contact force while grasping.
Engineering inferenceNo-load speed, rated performance and stall limits describe different operating points. A stall specification is not a continuous operating rating.
From $19.95 at www.adafruit.com. Prices are observed unit prices before tax and shipping.
609.6 × 15.33 × 0.57 mm. A STEP model is available for enclosure fit checks.
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