Force transducer flexure with conductors on surfaces in the neutral bending plane
CA 1184048 A · Owner: Sundstrand Data Control, Inc. · Inventors: Hanson, Richard A.
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Abstract, A flexure in a force transducer as an inertial, guidance accelerometer for securing a force sensitive, element to a mounting base includes one or more flexure sections having one or more recessed surfaces which are substantially coincident with the neutral bending plane of the flexure. Electrically conductive coating on the recessed surfaces provide electrical connections to components located on the force sensitive element. The conductive coatings on or near the neutral bending plane of the flexure sections minimizes bending moments caused by stresses set up between the conductive coatings and the flexure which may in turn lead to bias errors. At the same time, the flexure …
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- Granted March 19, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 19, 2002.
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