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FSR 406 39.6mm Square Force Sensing Resistor

FSR 406 39.6mm Square Force Sensing Resistor_2

FSR 406 39.6mm Square Force Sensing Resistor

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Product SKU: KG584

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₹ 640 ~~₹ 999~~

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Description

FSR 406 39.6mm Square Force Sensing Resistor

FSR 406 39.6MM :

The FSR 406 model is a single-zone Force Sensing Resistor optimized for use in human touch control of electronic devices such as automotive electronics, medical systems, and industrial and robotics applications. FSRs are two-wire devices. They are robust polymer thick film (PTF) sensors that exhibit a decrease in resistance that corresponds inversely with an increase in force applied to the surface of the sensor. It has a 39.6mm square active area and is available with one of four connection options.

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Technical Details

Model: FSR 406
Shape: Square
Size: 39.6mm x 39.6mm
Thickness: ~0.5mm
Force Range: 0.2N to 20N (approx. 20g to 2kg)
Resistance Range: >1MΩ (no force) to ~200Ω (maximum force)
Response Time: <10µs
Operating Voltage: 0-5V (typical)
Durability: >10 million actuations
Temperature Range: -30°C to 70°C
Connector Type: Two-pin, flexible tail
Applications: Robotics, pressure sensing, medical devices, gaming controllers
Length: 3.5"
Width: 1.75"
Sensing area: 1.75" × 1.5"

Features

Easily customizable to a wide range of sizes.
Cost-effective.
Ultra-thin: 0.45 mm.
Robust: up to 10 million actuations.
Simple and easy to Integrate.
Actuation force as low as 0.1N and sensitivity range to 10N
Easily customizable to a wide range of sizes
Highly repeatable force reading; as low as 2% of initial reading with repeatable actuation system
TTL compatible and optically isolated input.
Simple and easy to integrate

Applications

Detect and Qualify Press - Sense whether a touch is accidental or intentional by measuring force.
Use Force for UI Feedback - Detect varying user force to create a more intuitive interface.
Enhance Tool Safety - Differentiate between a grip and a touch to enable safety locks.
Find Centroid of Force - Use multiple sensors to determine the centroid of applied force.
Detect Presence, Position, or Motion - Monitor a person in a bed, chair, or medical device.
Detect Liquid Blockage - Identify tube or pump occlusion by measuring back pressure.
Detect Proper Tube Positioning - Ensure correct placement of medical or industrial tubing.
Other Force Measurement Applications - Various uses in industrial, medical, and consumer electronics.