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FSR402 Force Sensitive Resistor

FSR402 Force Sensitive Resistor

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The FSR402 Force Sensitive Resistor (FSR) Pressure Sensor is a lightweight, compact, and ultra-thin sensor designed to detect applied force and pressure. Its electrical resistance decreases as the applied force...

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SKU: OPX-ELC-0246
Vendor: OPPONIX
Category: Unknown Type

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The FSR402 Force Sensitive Resistor (FSR) Pressure Sensor is a lightweight, compact, and ultra-thin sensor designed to detect applied force and pressure. Its electrical resistance decreases as the applied force increases, allowing it to measure relative pressure changes in electronic projects.

Featuring a 0.5-inch circular sensing area and a force-sensitive range of approximately 100 g to 10 kg, the FSR402 is suitable for robotics, touch-sensitive interfaces, object detection, and DIY electronics. It can be integrated with compatible microcontrollers such as Arduino and other embedded systems using an appropriate sensing circuit.

This versatile pressure sensor is ideal for students, hobbyists, engineers, and developers working on robotics, automation, and interactive electronic applications.

Key Features

  • Model: FSR402 Force Sensitive Resistor
  • Sensing area: 0.5-inch circular surface
  • Force-sensitive range: Approximately 100 g to 10 kg
  • Resistance decreases as applied force increases
  • Lightweight, compact, and ultra-thin design
  • Suitable for pressure detection and relative force measurement
  • Compatible with Arduino and other suitable microcontroller systems
  • Ideal for DIY electronics, robotics, and prototyping

Applications

  • Robotics and robotic grippers
  • Pressure and touch detection
  • Object presence and grip detection
  • Interactive electronic projects
  • DIY Arduino projects
  • Educational electronics and prototyping
  • Pressure-sensitive control systems
  • Experimental and embedded systems