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Half-Bridge Strain Gauge Sensor | 50kg Capacity with Mounting Bracket

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This 50kg load cell is a half-bridge strain gauge sensor for building your own digital scales. It measures weight up to 50 kg per sensor. It's a straightforward component for any Arduino project where...

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Can I combine these four 50kg cells to weigh more than 50kg?
Yes, you can. When you use all four half-bridge sensors together to form a full-bridge scale, their capacities add up. This pack of four 50kg cells will give you a total weighing capacity of 200kg.
What do I need to connect these load cells to my Arduino?
This kit includes the HX711 amplifier module, which is what you need to connect the cells to an Arduino. The module amplifies the very small signal from the load cells into something the Arduino can read accurately.
What's the maximum load for a single sensor?
Each individual sensor is rated for a maximum load of 50kg. It's a half-bridge strain gauge, so for best results, you'll typically use four of them together to create a stable weighing platform.

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