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A vibrating wire sensor measures force (a mechanical load) using a wire that vibrates at a high frequency. The applied external force changes the tension on the wire, this changes the frequency. The frequency is measured and indicates the amount of force on the sensor. The load sensor has an integrated electronic system to both activate the vibrating wire as well as to read the frequency. This can be compared to a guitar: animating the strings, creates a vibration and a sound. The sound will be dependent on the tension on the strings.

Vibrating wire type sensor for weight sensing

InactiveCN110411546AHigh tensile strengthHigh resolutionWeighing apparatus using elastically-deformable membersSpecial purpose weighing apparatusAudio power amplifierVibrating wire
The invention relates to a vibrating wire type sensor for weight sensing. The sensor comprises a casing, a sensitive diaphragm is arranged at the bottom of the casing, a connecting base is arranged onthe top of the sensitive diaphragm, a lower connecting rod is connected to the top of the connecting base, a tungsten filament lower fixing chuck is arranged on the top of the lower connecting rod, an upper connecting rod penetrates through the center of a bearing beam, a trimming nut is arranged on the top of the upper connecting rod, a tungsten filament upper fixing chuck is arranged on the topof the upper connecting rod, a tungsten filament is connected between the tungsten filament upper fixing chuck and the tungsten filament lower fixing chuck, a neodymium-iron-boron magnet is arrangedat the side of the tungsten filament, a wire is connected to the top of the tungsten filament, the other end of the wire is connected with a front amplifier and an information processor, the bottom ofthe tungsten filament is grounded through the sensitive diaphragm, and a cover is arranged on the top of the casing. Accordingly, the tungsten filament serves as a force sensing frequency conversionelement, and the sensor has the advantages of being high in tensile strength and free of creep deformation and slow sliding at room temperature so as to achieve the excellent characteristics of high resolution ratio and no zero drift.
Owner:BEIJING HUATEKELIN TECH
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