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Spectra Symbol

Flex Sensor

With its long life cycle, Spectra Symbol’s flexible sensor suitable for many applications

Image of Spectra Symbol's Flex Sensor Spectra Symbol's flex sensor is a 4.5" bendable substrate that gives higher resistance readings as it flexes to a tighter radius. This 10 KΩ sensor has low power requirements for its output feedback. The resistance can increase up to 5-times the base or flat state reading. Users can calculate the degree of flexure or the bend radius using resistance. Common uses include measuring finger traction, robotics and gaming. The low profile of the flex sensor allows it to wrap around surfaces or to fit in tight spaces. With a life cycle of over 1 million flexes, its durability is suitable for many consumer applications.

Features
  • Possible uses
    • Robotics
    • Gaming (Virtual Motion)
    • Medical devices
    • Computer peripherals
    • Musical instruments
    • Physical therapy
  • Angle displacement measurement
  • Bends and flexes physically with motion device
  • Simple construction
  • Low profile
Specifications
  • Life cycle: >1 million
  • Height: ≤ 0.43 mm (0.017")
  • Temperature range: -35°C to +80°C
  • Flat resistance: 10 KΩ
  • Resistance tolerance: ±30%
  • Power rating : 0.50 W continuous
  • 1 W peak

Flex Sensor

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable Quantity
FLEX SENSOR 10K OHM 112.24MMFS-L-095-103-STFLEX SENSOR 10K OHM 112.24MM150 - ImmediateView Details
Published: 2010-02-12

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