See how force sensing resistors are constructed and how they detect pressure. This video demonstrates the thin, flexible sensor design, conductive printed layers, and how resistance changes when force is applied.
Force sensing resistors are used in medical devices, wearables, industrial controls, robotics, automotive systems, and other pressure-sensitive applications where compact and lightweight sensing is required.
In this video:
• How force sensing resistors are manufactured
• The printed layers inside an FSR
• How applied pressure changes resistance
• Different FSR shapes and configurations
• Common applications for force and pressure sensing
Butler Technologies, Inc. develops custom force sensing resistors and printed sensor solutions for products that require reliable pressure, touch, and load detection.
To know more, visit: https://butlertechnologies.com/force-sensing-resistors
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