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MANUFACTURE OF STRAIN GAUGES & TRANSDUCERS We produce sensors fitted with semiconductor or metal strain gauges for measuring forces, mass, pressure, torque, acceleration. We supply semiconductor silicon strain gauges, which have the highest known efficiency of the transfer of mechanical quantities to electrical signal. When designing and manufacturing sensors and transducers, we apply experience well-proved in the aerospace industry.

CONTENT OF CATALOG COMPANY INTRODUCTION... 2 PRINCIPLE OF OUR SENSORS... 3 TRANSDUCERS... 4 Sensors for measuring tensile forces and pressure type S... 5 Sensors for measuring tensile forces and pressure - membrane... 6 Sensors for small pressure... 7 Robust sensors... 8 Sensors for pressure - cylinder with a hemisphere... 9 Bending beam... 10 Pressure sensors... 11 Sensors for measuring the relative deformation of the material... 12 Rope tension sensors... 12 Sensor of torque, Screwdriver, Wrench... 13 SEMICONDUCTOR STRAIN GAUGES... 14 Code designation and admeasurement of strain gauges... 15 The range of semiconductor strain gauges... 16 Basic mathematical equations... 18 SAMPLES OF SOME TRANSDUCERS... 20 INDIVIDUAL APPLICATION OF STRAIN GAUGES... 22 COMPANY INTRODUCTION 2 / 22

Our company was established at the beginning of 1990 in order to ensure the flexible development of semiconductor strain gauges and their applications under new economic conditions. It associated experts who had developed manufacturing technology at the The Aeronautical Research and Test Institute in Prague as well as specialists who had run the production of gauges since its start at OPS, Zlín. This manufacture, established there in 1974 for the aerospace industry, had to be increased eightfold for other industries by 1978, and twentyfold by 1989 for export needs. CONTACTS Invoice and mailing address: VTS Zlin s.r.o. tr.tomase Bati 5146 CZ-76001 Zlin Czech Republic GPS: 49 13'16.51"N, 17 39'10.793"E ID-Nr.: 03173534 VAT: CZ03173534 Phone: +420 577 217 171 Fax.: +420 577 217 172 E-mail: info@vtsz.cz PRINCIPLE OF OUR SENSORS The function of a semiconductor strain gauge essentially consists in a very considerable and accurate change in its electrical resistance with applied mechanical strain. Senzors with these elements give to all mechanisms the ability to respond sensitively to mechanic impulses. They are usually used for force, mass, pressure, torque, acceleration and deformation electric measurements. Basic principles: FORCE AND MASS ACCELERATION 0.1 g 200 kg 1 kg 5000 kg 500 kg 500 t 10-5 m/s 2 100 m/ s 2 3 / 22

PRESSURE TORQUE 0.01 MPa 5 MPa 5 Mpa 100 MPa 0.01 N.m 100 N.m The most common use of strain gauges is for half-bridge or full-bridge, because during statical measurements it compensates the temperature effects. Measurement of electric resistance of one strain gauge can be used only there, where we don t need to compensate the temperature effects. Full-bridge circuit Half-bridge circuit Technical merits of semiconductor as compared with wire and foil strain gauges: 60x higher strain sensitivity allowing measurement without amplifiers, with standard ohmmeters and voltmeters (input current 10mA, output voltage tens mv). 60x higher threshold sensitivity making possible measurement of strain in metals beginning with a value as low as a millionth of one millimetre per metre. Small width of strain gauges enabling the design of small and light sensors. Results of stress analysis of parts that can be subjected to controlled heating are absolutely reliable. Up to 300 C, monocrystalline silicon strain is without measurable hysteresis Strain gauges made of silicon and gold possess outstanding corrosion resistance. MANUFACTURE OF STRAIN GAUGES & TRANSDUCERS VÝROBA TENZOMETRŮ A SNÍMAČŮ ZLÍN tr.tomase Bati 5146, CZ - 76001 Zlin, Czech Republic Phone: +420 577 217 171, Fax: +420 577 217 172, E-mail: info@vtsz.cz TRANSDUCERS We produce sensors according to customer requirements. 4 / 22

Our sensors are suitable for measuring forces, mass, pressure, torque, acceleration. Accuracy of sensors (non-linearity + hysteresis) with semiconductor strain gauges we guaranteed to ± 0.5% of the nominal range. Safe overload sensor is to 200% nominal range. We can use foil strain gauges from other company in sensors. Typical characteristics of our transducers: UNIT VALUE Input current ma 10 30 Rated unloaded signal (the difference between output signal of 100% loaded and free sensor) at power Iin=10mA mv 50 ± 0.2 Output signal of free sensor at power Iin=10mA mv 0 ± 0.2 Output signal of loaded sensor at the nominal value at input current 10mA mv 50 ± 0.2 Combining error (non-linearity + hysteresis) in % of the nominal range sensor % < ±0.5 Safe overload % 200 Long-term stability (in% of the nominal sensor range) % < ±0.1 Temperature coefficient of unloaded sensor signal %/ C < 0.01 Temperature coefficient of the output signal %/ C < 0.03 Operating temperature range C -10 až +40 Life in terms of number of cycles of the nominal load > 10 7 Sensors for measuring tensile forces and pressure type S 5 / 22

Type Range [kg] Height h [mm] Weight w [mm] Thickness t [mm] Screw M [mm] F025 0-10 50 50 20 5 F026 0-20 50 50 20 5 F027 0-50 50 50 20 8 F028 0-100 50 50 20 8 F029 0-250 65 50 20 12 * All parameters can be consulted and adjusted according to customer requirements. Type Range [kg] Height h [mm] Weight w [mm] Thickness t [mm] Screw M [mm] F030 0-500 65 50 20 12 F031 0-1000 65 50 20 12 F032 0-2500 95 70 36 24 F033 0-5000 95 70 36 24 * All parameters can be consulted and adjusted according to customer requirements. * This type of sensor is suitable for measuring tensile forces and pressure. Sensors for measuring tensile forces and pressure - membrane 6 / 22

Sensor is provided with a screw also on the underside for measuring tensile force. Type Range [kg] Note F079 0 500 tensile + pressure F088 0 1000 tensile + pressure F123 0 2000 pressure * All parameters can be consulted and adjusted according to customer requirements. Sensors for small pressure 7 / 22

Type Range [kg] Connection SRK1-V 0 100 bushing and cable SRK1-K 0 100 connector * All parameters can be consulted and adjusted according to customer requirements. Robust sensors Type Range [kg] Type Range [kg] SG16-5 0 500 SG16-30 0 3 000 SG16-10 0 1 000 SG16-50 0 5 000 SG16-20 0 2 000 SG16-100 0 10 000 * All parameters can be consulted and adjusted according to customer requirements. 8 / 22

Type Range [kg] SG-20 0 20 000 SG-30 0 30 000 SG-40 0 40 000 Sensors for pressure - cylinder with a hemisphere Type Range [kg] F095 0 500 F096 0 1000 * All parameters can be consulted and adjusted according to customer requirements. 9 / 22

Bending beam Option A: Option B: The design, shape and size of these sensors are variable. The sensors are designed and manufactured according to customer requirements. Sensors can be made from steel or alloy, in a different class of IP, etc. 10 / 22

Pressure sensors PP-20 PP-1 Type Range Height Diameter [Mpa] [mm] [mm] PP-1 1.0 77.0 40.0 PP-2 2.0 77.0 40.0 PP-20 20.0 143.0 36.0 PP-30 30.0 103.0 36.0 11 / 22

Sensors for measuring the relative deformation of the material TYP: E001 Rozsah: 0-500µm Rope tension sensors Type Range [kg] v [mm] h [mm] s [mm] L016-2k 2 000 210 67 + thick rope 117 for 3 ropes L019-3k5 3 500 228 83 + thick rope 170 for 6 ropes 12 / 22

Sensor of torque, Screwdriver, Wrench We makes different types and ranges of torque sensor. As a standard types are calibrator torque, torque screwdriver and torque wrench. Torque Wrench Torque Screwdriver Calibrator Torque Type Range Description TQ039 +/-1 Nm torque Screwdriver (1/4 ) TQ030 +/-5 Nm torque Screwdriver (1/4 ) TQ040 +/-5 Nm torque Wrench (ráčna 1/4 ) TQ020 +/-15 Nm torque Wrench (ráčna 3/8 ) TQ021 +/-60 Nm torque Wrench (ráčna 1/2 ) TQ022 +/-100 Nm torque Wrench (ráčna 1/2 ) TQ023 +/-150 Nm torque Wrench (ráčna 1/2 ) TQ024 +/-300 Nm torque Wrench (ráčna 1/2 ) TQ025 +/-600 Nm torque Wrench (ráčna 3/4 ) TQ026 +/-1.000 Nm torque Wrench (ráčna 3/4 ) TQ034 +/-20 Nm calibrator torque TQ033 +/-200 Nm calibrator torque TQ051 +/-600 Nm calibrator torque 13 / 22

* All parameters and ranges can be consulted and adjusted according to customer requirements. MANUFACTURE OF STRAIN GAUGES & TRANSDUCERS VÝROBA TENZOMETRŮ A SNÍMAČŮ ZLÍN tr.tomase Bati 5146, CZ - 76001 Zlin, Czech Republic Phone: +420 577 217 171, Fax: +420 577 217 172, E-mail: info@vtsz.cz SEMICONDUCTOR STRAIN GAUGES without support with support At present, we have these types of strain gauges store: Type Positive, length 3mm and 6mm, with gauge factor C1 = 120-150 and with electrical resistance 120, 350 and 1000 Ohm. Of course, we are able to produce strain gauges with parameters according to customer's requirements. We deliver semicoductor strain gauges in two sorts of tolerance at pack, specified by assurance of their tolerance characteristics. For dynamic measurement and stable temperatures are suitable strain gauges marked as N-sort. For statical measurements, sensors and strain gauges for temperature fluctuation are suitable ones marked as T-sort. Tolerance at pack Tolerance of type (standard is 5 pieces) N-sort T-sort N-sort T-sort R 0 Electrical resistance of the free gauge ± 0.4% ± 0.25% ± 5% ± 3% R B - Electrical resistance of the free gauge with support ± 1% ± 0.50% ± 10% ± 5% Strain sensitivity C 1 (Gauge factor) ± 2% ± 2% ± 5% ± 5% constants C 2 ± 8% ± 8% * * α - Temperature resistance coefficient of the free gauge ------ ±0.02%/ C ------ * Limit static positiv tensile strain 0.3% 0.3% 0.3% 0.3% * according to contract 14 / 22

Code designation and admeasurement of strain gauges Code designation of strain gauges Dimensions of strain gauges A B L length of strain gauge C D E 15 / 22

The range of semiconductor strain gauges Implementation Type Nominal resistance [Ohm] K-factor Length of strai gauge L [mm] AP95-3-3 30 +95 3 AP105-5-3 30 +105 5 AP120-1.5-12 120 +120 1.5 AP120-3-12 120 +120 3 AP120-6-12 120 +120 6 AP120-6-25 250 +120 6 AP120-10-12 120 +120 10 AP120-10-35 350 +120 10 AP125-2-12 120 +120 2 AP130-1.5-12 120 +130 1.5 AP130-3-12 120 +130 3 AP130-6-12 120 +130 6 AP130-6-35 350 +130 6 AP130-10-60 600 +130 10 AP130-20-35 350 +130 20 AP140-2-12 120 +140 2 AP140-3-35 350 +140 3 AP140-6-35 350 +140 6 AP140-10-100 1000 +140 10 AP150-1.5-35 350 +150 1.5 AP150-2-12 120 +150 2 AP150-3-55 550 +150 3 AP150-3-100 1000 +145 3 AP150-6-35 350 +150 6 AP160-1.5-35 350 +160 1.5 AP160-6-100 1000 +160 6 AP160-10-170 1700 +160 10 AN20-6-65 650-20 6 AN120-3-12 120-120 3 AN120-3-35 350-120 3 AN120-6-30 300-120 6 BP120-3-12 120 +120 3 BP120-6-12 120 +120 6 BP120-10-35 350 +120 10 BP130-1.5-12 120 +130 1.5 BP130-3-12 120 +130 3 BP130-6-35 350 +130 6 BP130-10-60 600 +130 10 BP140-3-35 350 +140 3 BP140-10-100 1000 +140 10 BP150-1.5-35 350 +150 1.5 16 / 22

BP150-3-100 1000 +150 3 BP150-6-100 1000 +150 6 Implementation Type Nominal resistance [Ohm] K-factor Length of strai gauge L [mm] CP120-3-12-G 120 +120 3 CP120-6-12-G 120 +120 6 CP120-10-35-G 350 +120 10 CP130-1.5-12-G 120 +130 1.5 CP130-3-12-G 120 +130 3 CP130-6 -35-G 350 +130 6 CP130-10 -60-G 600 +130 10 CP140-3 -35-G 350 +140 3 CP140-10-100-G 1000 +140 10 CP150-1.5-35-G 350 +150 1.5 CP150-3-100-G 1000 +150 3 CP150-6-100-G 1000 +150 6 DP120-3-12-G 120 +120 3 DP120-6-12-G 120 +120 6 DP120-10-35-G 350 +120 10 DP130-1.5-12-G 120 +130 1.5 DP130-3-12-G 120 +130 3 DP130-6-35-G 350 +130 6 DP130-10-60-G 600 +130 10 DP140-3 -35-G 350 +140 3 DP140-10-100-G 1000 +140 10 DP150-1.5-35-G 350 +150 1.5 DP150-3-100-G 1000 +150 3 DP150-6-100-G 1000 +150 6 EP120-3-12-G 120 +120 3 EP120-6-12-G 120 +120 6 EP120-10-35-G 350 +120 10 EP130-1.5-12-G 120 +130 1.5 EP130-3-12-G 120 +130 3 EP130-6-35-G 350 +130 6 EP130-10-60-G 600 +130 10 EP140-3-35-G 350 +140 3 EP140-6-35-G 350 +140 6 EP140-10-100-G 1000 +140 10 17 / 22

EP150-1.5-35-G 350 +150 1.5 EP150-3-100-G 1000 +150 3 EP150-6-100-G 1000 +150 6 MANUFACTURE OF STRAIN GAUGES & TRANSDUCERS VÝROBA TENZOMETRŮ A SNÍMAČŮ ZLÍN tr.tomase Bati 5146, CZ - 76001 Zlin, Czech Republic Phone: +420 577 217 171, Fax: +420 577 217 172, E-mail: info@vtsz.cz Basic mathematical equations BASIC MATHEMATICAL EQUATIONS For free gages (without support): Dependence of resistance to deformation: R 2 ( 1 + C ε + ε ) ε, 25 = R 0,25 1 C 2 Dependence of resistance to temperature: R ( 1+ a( t 25) + b( t ) ) 2 0,t = R 0,25 25 Dependence of resistance to deformation and temperature: R [ C ( ε + ( α α )( t 25) ) + C ( ε + ( α α )( )) ] 2 ε, t = R0, t + R0,25 1 mat Si 2 mat Si t 25 The coefficient of strain sensitivity at 25 C: R, 25 = C1 + 2C ε = (4) ε K ε 2 Dependence of coefficient of strain sensitivity to temperature: B 0,t = C 1+ ( t 25) (5) 100 K 1 18 / 22 (1) (2) (3)

B ε, t = K ε, 1+ ( t 25) (6) 100 K 25 For gages with support: Dependence of resistance to deformation: 2 ( + C ε + ) R B ε, 25 = R0,25 1 1 C2 ε Dependence of resistance to temperature for free gages does not state because semiconductor element is already glued on the support. For free semiconductor element applies the same formula as for the free gauge without support. Dependence of resistance to deformation and temperature: R [ C ( ε + ( α α )( t 25) ) + C ( ε + ( α α )( )) ] 2 ε, t = R0, t + RB0,25 1 mat Si 2 mat Si t 25 The coefficient of strain sensitivity at 25 C: R, 25 = C1 + 2C ε = (9) ε K ε 2 Dependence of coefficient of strain sensitivity to temperature: B 0,t = C 1+ ( t 25) (10) 100 K 1 B ε, t = K ε, 1+ ( t 25) (11) 100 K 25 (7) (8) R 0,25.. Electrical resistance of the free gauge (without support) at 25 C [Ω] R B0,25 Electrical resistance of the free gauge glued on the support at 25 C [Ω] R ε,25.. Electrical resistance of the deformed free gauge at 25 C [Ω] R Bε,25 Electrical resistance of the deformed gauge glued on the underlay at 25 C [Ω] K ε,25. The coefficient of strain sensitivity at 25 C K ε,t... The coefficient of strain sensitivity at temperature t and deformation ε C 1... Linear coefficient of deformation rate equation *) C 2... Quadratic coefficient of deformation rate equation *) a,b... Temperature coefficients of resistance free strain gauges B... Temperature coefficient of strain sensitivity specified by the manufacturer [%/ C] ε... Strain [m/m] t... Temperature [ C] α mat.. Coefficient of thermal expansion material in which the strain gauge glued [1/ C] α Si... Coefficient of thermal expansion of silicon - 2.8 10-6 [1/ C] *) Constants C1, C2 are derived from changes in resistance strain gauges glued Cyanoacrylate glue. Epoxy glue hardened above 100 C transferred to the deformation strain gauge with higher efficiency. This increases C1 average value of 5% and the value of C2 average of 50%. The exact values are determined experimentally. 19 / 22

SAMPLES OF SOME TRANSDUCERS F098 Force sensor L024 - Rope tension sonsor TQ051 Calibrator torque TQ045 Torque sensor C033 Bending beam F062 Bending beam 20 / 22

M016 Tensile sensor M014 Tensile sensor F139 Sensor memrane stress F140 Pressure sensor F135, F136 Adjustable pressure sensor C020 Pressure sensor 21 / 22

INDIVIDUAL APPLICATION OF STRAIN GAUGES Tension in the chain Test automotive lock Loading rollers Stress in the pressure cylinder Shifter Measuring of biting force 22 / 22