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CentoNewton : types 10A, 20B, 40A, 40B & 100A

Thomas Maeder
2015
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Ce document décrit l'ajustement d'un nouveau lot de capteurs CentoNewton-Bd' comportant plusieurs séries de substrats avec des forces nominales différentes. Des mesures complémentaires sont réalisées pour caractériser le comportement sous charge du capteur et sa sensibilité parasite aux forces exercées sur les plages de contact. // This document describes the trimming of a new lot of CentoNewton-Bd' sensors, encompassing several series of substrates with different nominal forces. Additional measurements are carried out to characterise the behaviour of the sensor under load and is parasitic sensitivity to external forces applied onto the contact pads.

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Thomas Maeder
2015
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/58249637-2c56-4e0d-afb3-1fd6c7cbb583

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