Fiber Optic Spot-Welded Strain Sensor - SFO-W
• Strain range : ±1000µε , ±1500µε , ±2000µε
• Resolution : 0.01% of full scale
• Transverse sensitivity : < 0.1% of full scale
• Connector type : ST connector
• Operating temperature : -55℃ to 85℃ (-67℉ to 185℉)
• Immune to EMI/RFI/lightning
• Intrinsically safe
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Product Specification
SFO-W Fiber Optic Spot-Welded Strain Sensor
The SFO-W is a fiber optic spot-welded strain sensor designed for civil engineering applications such as the monitoring of dams, bridges, tunnels, and other structures.
The SFO-W strain sensor offers small size, high accuracy, immunity to EMI/RFI, and resistance to corrosive environments with a high temperature range.
SFO-W Fiber Optic Spot-Welded Strain Sensor Key Features
• Immune to EMI/RFI/lightning
• Intrinsically safe
• Static/dynamic response
• High sensitivity and resolution: 0.01% full scale
• Signal transmitted over long distances
• No interference due to fiber bending
• Absolute measurements in engineering units
• Data-acquisition compatible
SFO-W Fiber Optic Spot-Welded Strain Sensor Applications
• Steel structures
• Dams
• Nuclear power plants
• Structural members of buildings and bridges
• Tunnel supports
• Corrosive environments
• High EMI/RFI environments
SFO-W Fiber Optic Spot-Welded Strain Sensor Specifications
Strain range : ±1000µε , ±1500µε , ±2000µε
Resolution : 0.01% of full scale
Transverse sensitivity : < 0.1% of full scale
Connector type : ST connector
Operating temperature : -55℃ to 85℃ (-67℉ to 185℉)
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