What is a weighing transducer?

　　A weighing transducer is a sensor that converts mechanical force into a readable electronic unit, similar to our conventional weighing scale. Their main purpose is to weigh or check the amount of transferred load.

　　Weighing transducers are always combined with elastic materials (called strain gauges).

　　To learn more about them, you must understand strain gauges, their types, working principles, and application areas.

　　What is the working principle of weighing transducer?

　　If you have ever wondered how weighing transducers work, this is your answer!

　　The principle of weighing transducer involves the use of many specific geotechnical instruments. If it is not paired with a sensor, it will not work, one of which is a strain gauge.

　　The strain gauge is a thin elastic material made of stainless steel and fixed in the load cell using a proprietary adhesive. The resistivity of the strain gauge is proportional to its length and width.

　　When force is applied to the weighing transducer, it will bend or stretch, causing the strain gauge to move with it. Moreover, when the length and cross-section of the strain gauge change, its resistivity will also change, thereby changing the output voltage.

　　The working principle of weighing transducer involves another concept.

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