Lecture

Load Cell Experiment: Design and Simulation

In course

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Description

This lecture introduces the design and simulation of a load cell experiment using LTspice XVII. The slides cover topics such as parameter definitions, load calculation, contact resistance, instrumentation amplifiers, and voltage sources. Students will learn to design current sources, voltage amplifiers, and instrumentation amplifiers for load cell experiments.

Instructor

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