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displacement sensor

04/24/2007 2:28 AM

hello my dear sir

i am a researcher in mecahtromics engineering field

and i want some information about the tactile sensors ( displacement sensor)

and i am ready to send to you my thesis with great thanks

your eng. emad k.
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Re: displacement sensor

04/24/2007 2:57 PM

Start here for information: http://robotics.eecs.berkeley.edu/~ronf/tactile-const.html

Search internet for "tactile sensors" -- I got several websites.

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Re: displacement sensor

04/26/2007 10:45 PM

Hello,

You try a search on GlobalSpec.

Can you clarify something? Are you measuring displacement? What ranges? To the best of my knowledge tactile sensors are used to measure pressure and analyze pressure distributions. Maybe another instrument would suit your purpose.

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