Design of Six-Component Force Sensor Used in Suspension KC Testrig

Li Xin Jing; Ping Yuan; Li Rong Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.703.281

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Design of Six-Component Force Sensor Used in Suspension KC Testrig

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A six-component force sensor used in suspension K&C testrig is designed in this paper. Such suspension K & C testrig six-component force sensor can realize six-component force from the principle, avoiding the complex software decoupling. The direct output of six-component force sensor are also taken into account in practice ‘partial pressure’ problem, so it has more extensive practical application significance.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 703)

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Li Xin Jing, Ping Yuan*, Li Rong Wu

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Partial Pressure, Six-Component Force Sensor, Suspension K and C Testrig

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