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piezoresistive sensor

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piezoresistive sensor [pē¦ā·zō·ri¦zis·tiv ′sen·sər]
(engineering)
A transducer which converts variations in mechanical stress into an electrical output; it consists of an element of piezoresistive material that is connected to a Wheatstone bridge circuit and is placed on a highly stressed part of a suitable mechanical structure, usually attached to a cantilever or other beam configuration.


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From lab to industry A good example of how micromachining research has moved from the lab to industry can be observed in piezoresistive sensor technology, which has proved to be a very successful sensor technology for many companies such as Honeywell.
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