How to Set a Strain Gage Factor Greater Than 2.20
For a strain gage factor greater than 2.20, please set the strain gage factor to 2.0 and use linear scaling. Refer to the example below.
For X > 2.20:
- set gage factor of strain module to 2.00
- set linear scaling constant A equal to a value of 2.0/X.
For example, if X equals to 2.21, set scaling constant A to 2.00/2.21 or 0.905.
- set gage factor of strain module to 2.00
- set linear scaling constant A equal to a value of 2.0/X.
For example, if X equals to 2.21, set scaling constant A to 2.00/2.21 or 0.905.
Related Information:
This method is also valid for the WE7245 module of the WE7000 series, for a gage factor greater than 2.30.
This method is also valid for the WE7245 module of the WE7000 series, for a gage factor greater than 2.30.
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