Force transducer
CA 1110872 A · Owner: Gould, Inc. · Inventors: Eisele, Walter H.
Overview
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The force transducer includes an essentially symmetrical, beam flexor of generally rectangular platelike, construction, one of the edge surfaces being provided with a strain gage. A continuous, Z-shaped slotlike passage is formed through the thickness of the beam flexure between its major surface areas, with one cross bar of the "Z" preferably parallel to the edge carrying the strain gage. An enclosing housing supports the beam flexure via a pair of pin members extending through openings provided in the beam flexure and located at one side of the diagonal portion of the "Z". External forces are applied to the beam flexure via a further pin member extending through an opening provided on the …
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- Granted October 20, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 20, 1998.
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