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Re: pressure sensors... antistatic foam -Reply
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Sat, 12 Apr 1997 23:03:04 GMT
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Dan Horner <{dan.horner@utoronto}NoSpam{.ca}>
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At 12:01 4/11/97, DANIEL HERSKOWITZ wrote:
> Hi,
> When you say "antistatic foam" do mean the ordinary stuff that IC's get
> packed in?
> Daniel Herskowitz
That's exactly the stuff. I saw a demo of this in class, so I can't give
you specifics, but it's the sort of experiment that takes about 6 minutes
to try on your own. Note, however, that there are a few different kinds of
the foam: i mean the black open-cell stuff that is fairly thin. It might
work with others, but this is what was used on the demo.
> > > > Daniel Nicholas Horner <horner@ecf.toronto.edu> 04/09/97 03:10pm
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> A viable option, depending on what sort of pressure is involved, is to
> put a thin piece of conductive (ie. antistatic) foam between two metal
> plates. The resistance between the plates ends up being roughly
> proportional to the pressure applied. It might be worth experimenting
> with various kinds/thicknesses if you find this useful.
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