Strain gauge basics

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Basics of strain gauges - Theory and calculating change in resistance as a function of strain. (does not include bridge circuits)
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This was really helpful. I couldn't understand a thing when my professor taught me because he was explaining in a complex way and included too many unnecessary details but you explained it in the right way. Thank you for uploading this video.

AbhaySingh-djgs
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How wie can calculate the Chang of length, for example if the resistance changs itself

farshidabdehgah
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I am looking for a video on:
R=KL/CMA

i have a test question with that formula and they ask what is K.

Thank you

US-Warrior
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Great explanation. Thank you for posting this.

deaninvirginia
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Thank you very much for such a great video! Very good explained!

uzoff
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Hi, thanks a lot for this video. Just a confirmation from you.
From the first example, assuming Vs = 5V, R0 = 120 Ohm and Delta R =4 Ohm we should get i_0 = 41.67 mA and i = 40.32 mA. Correct?

fabiolicord
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Please answer this question:
A strip of high-strength steel has a length of 30 cm and cross section of 1mm by 20mm. The modulus of elasticity is 200GPa. Determine the change in resistance when 1000 micro-strain experience by the steel. Gauge factor of 2.10.

hackerlife
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Hi! Thanks for the video! Am i correct in saying that applying a strain increases L & rho and decreases A which all have a combined approximately linear effect in increasing resistance. It's this resistance change which is measured and analyzed to find out what the strain was. ? Thanks again :)

matthewjames
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Could you give us the source and slides for this video?

Great video 👌.

mohammadnakawah
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you should give credit to where images/concepts where copied from

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