Why is it Important to Calibrate your Load Cell?

Load Cell Calibration is a set of corrections performed on a load transducer and instrument (amplifier), to ensure that the force sensor operates accurately. Linearity, zero offset, Hysteresis, Repeatability, Load Cell Sensitivity, and Temperature Shift are verified based on the Load Cell Calibration Curve.

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Load cell calibration

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Calibration curve for the load cell shown in Fig. 6

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