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Strain Gauges and
BCM strain gauges represent BCM advanced technologies in R&D, manufacturing, technical support and consultancy in the application of metal foil strain gauges. BCM strain gauges are developed and manufactured for transducer application and stress analysis. In product category of strain gauges, BCM offer both metal foil strain gauges and semiconductor strain gauges. BCM metal foil strain gauges include the following three class strain gauges: - class-A : gauges specially designed for manuafcturing of high-accuray
transducers (better than 0.02%FS) BCM semiconductor strain gauges are especially designed to following problems: - to probe the very weak or very small signals Thanks to the higher signal output compared to the metal foil strain gauges, BCM semiconductor strain gauges have been playing an important role in both transducer application and strain measurements. BCM also manufacture bondable resistors that are used for temperature and modulus compensation in transducer production, and bondable terminals that are necessary for wire connection between strain gauges and instruments. In addition, BCM are able to supply gauge installation accessories (strain-gauge adhesives, protective coatings and sealants, bonding tools, solid copper wires... ) that are useful in gauge installation process. With those accessories, one can easily bond the strain gauge on to the object surface for transducer application or stress analysis. To assist gauge application, gauge installation instructions are given as a reference document that may be useful in order to achieve quality installation of strain gauges. As a kind of foil resistors, BCM foil RTD's (resistance temperature detectors) and BCM foil surface-heat gauges, are also presented in this category. Foil RTD's are proved to be a powerful sensing element for the temperature measurement of metal surfaces, e.g. the metal surface of fluid transmission lines and the surface of car engines. The foil surface-heat gauges are mainly used for measurement of friction-induced strain. Back to top |
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