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How to build your own tasty force sensor sandwich in three easy steps. These 1"x1" FSRs are part of the bed_data project at ITP.
If your project needs to use many FSRs, making your own surely reduces the cost of your project.
What you'll need:
Materials
Copper PCB ($7ish from radioshack)
Conductive foam ($7+shipping from altex. $13 total)
Wires
Gaffers tape
Tools
Scissors/Shears/Wire cutters
Soldering kit
If your project needs to use many FSRs, making your own surely reduces the cost of your project.
What you'll need:
Materials
Copper PCB ($7ish from radioshack)
Conductive foam ($7+shipping from altex. $13 total)
Wires
Gaffers tape
Tools
Scissors/Shears/Wire cutters
Soldering kit
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We made 1"x1" squares from the conductive foam and copper board.
A manual shear was used to cut the copper squares and regular pair of scissors for the foam.
A manual shear was used to cut the copper squares and regular pair of scissors for the foam.
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there something i would to know,what kind of application can be apply for this DIY fsr,i hardly want to know please..
many on them