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A strain gauge usually as a label on it indicating two things ,
the range and so many mV/V output.
If the range is 0 - 2 te and the mV/V is 1.5mV/V we then need to know the excitation voltage(V) of the instrument feeding the strain gauge.If the excitation voltage is 10 V then at the top end of the strain gauge (2te) the output of the strain gauge is 1.5mV X 10 =15mV.
The mV output is indicated for it's range (2te) but is linear throughout the range therefor for half the range 1te the mV output is halved to 0.75 x 10 = 7.5mV.
0te - 0mV
0.5te - 3.75mV
1te - 7.5mV
1.5te - 11.25mV
2te - 15mV
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