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Force Sensitive Resistor 0.5 Inch – 100 g to 10 kg Range

Force Sensitive Resistor 0.5 Inch – 100 g to 10 kg Range

QAR 29.00/ unit

Arrives by 17 October · Standard · Delivery from QAR 50

Express: 15 October · Economy: 21 October

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Description

The Force Sensitive Resistor 0.5 Inch is a pressure-sensitive sensor designed to detect applied force through resistance variation. Its resistance decreases as force increases, with a no-load resistance greater than 1 MΩ. The sensor features a 0.5 inch circular sensing area and a 2.54 mm pin pitch for direct breadboard integration. Built on a flexible substrate with peel-and-stick backing, it enables easy mechanical mounting. Ideal for pressure detection, touch sensing, and embedded input applications in prototyping and educational projects. Note:   As it states in the Integration Guide, do   NOT   solder directly to the exposed silver traces. With flexible substrates, the solder joint will not hold and the substrate can easily melt and distort during the soldering. We recommend using a   male   or   female   clincher connector instead. Features • 0.5 inch circular sensing area • Force range from 100 g to 10 kg • Resistance decreases with applied pressure • 2.54 mm pin pitch for breadboard use • Flexible polymer thick film construction • Peel-and-stick rubber backing • Fast response to dynamic force changes • Low power passive sensing element • Compact 60.3 × 19.1 mm overall size • Lightweight and low profile design • Suitable for analog voltage divider circuits FSR Mounts Tutorials • Tutorial 10- FSR402 Pressure Force Sensor with Arduino Uno

Specifications

Sensing Diameter12.7 mm
Force Sensing Range100 g – 10 kg
No-Load Resistance>1 MΩ
Actuation ResponseResistance decreases with force
Pin Pitch2.54 mm
Overall Length60.3 mm
Overall Width19.1 mm
Thickness<1 mm
Substrate MaterialFlexible polymer
Mounting MethodAdhesive backing
Operating Temperature-30 °C to +70 °C
Interface TypeAnalog resistive output
Category
Sensors