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- FSR402 resistive pressure sensitive sensor is a flexible thin film sensor whose resistance value decreases with the increase of pressure acting on the sensing area.
- A single induction zone sensor is equivalent to a dual port variable resistor with a resistance value controlled by pressure,
- or a switch with a certain threshold, which is determined by the combination of pressure and device parameter settings.
- FSR402 single-zone fore sensoring resistor with 5G-600G force measuring range
- Premium Quality Material: Thin film pressure sensor is made of high quality material, the sensor is durable and has long service life
- Widely Applications: Force sensitive resistor is widely used for bed monitoring, sleep monitoring, smart shoes, smart switches, counters
Ghost Rider
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
I decided to buy this thin film pressure sensor as part of an innovative DIY project aimed at creating a smart exercise mat for yoga students. The goal was to design a mat that could detect and record pressure points during a workout. Anyway, this sensor, with its flexibility and precise measurement range, seemed ideal for integrating into the mat to capture detailed pressure data, which is what I need for the project! These things are super flexible and TINY!! You will need a microscope or magnifying glass to work with them! So far, so good!
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