A strain gauge sensor with a gauge factor of 8 and resistance of RA=120 2 is used in the bridge as shown in the following figure (as RA). The values in the figure are Vs= 16 V, and R1=R2=R3=120 N. Noting that the strain gauge has a temperature coefficient of a=0.001/°C. If the gauge temperature increases by 1°C, evaluate the error if a tensile strain of 1800 um/m is applied. R1 R2 (Vs D R3 RA

A strain gauge sensor with a gauge factor of 8 and resistance of RA=120 2 is used in the bridge as shown in the following figure (as RA). The values in the figure are Vs= 16 V, and R1=R2=R3=120 N. Noting that the strain gauge has a temperature coefficient of a=0.001/°C. If the gauge temperature increases by 1°C, evaluate the error if a tensile strain of 1800 um/m is applied. R1 R2 (Vs D R3 RA

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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