This document discusses several sources of variability that can cause fluctuating voltage readings in strain gauge measurements, including the sensitivity of the strain gauge itself, a freely hanging weight that can swing, and restrictive measuring devices. It also mentions different ratios of force and distance used in calculations and the zeroing of computer systems as additional sources of variability.
This document discusses several sources of variability that can cause fluctuating voltage readings in strain gauge measurements, including the sensitivity of the strain gauge itself, a freely hanging weight that can swing, and restrictive measuring devices. It also mentions different ratios of force and distance used in calculations and the zeroing of computer systems as additional sources of variability.
This document discusses several sources of variability that can cause fluctuating voltage readings in strain gauge measurements, including the sensitivity of the strain gauge itself, a freely hanging weight that can swing, and restrictive measuring devices. It also mentions different ratios of force and distance used in calculations and the zeroing of computer systems as additional sources of variability.
This document discusses several sources of variability that can cause fluctuating voltage readings in strain gauge measurements, including the sensitivity of the strain gauge itself, a freely hanging weight that can swing, and restrictive measuring devices. It also mentions different ratios of force and distance used in calculations and the zeroing of computer systems as additional sources of variability.