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Traditions (Generic) Y3 Computer Power Cord

SKU CH-WQBN-KESMR

Strain gauge bending sensor module with weighing amplifier for sending program information

  • Strain gauge sensor measures bending force accurately
  • Weighing amplifier module boosts weak signals reliably
  • Program information transmission enables system integration
  • New condition ensures full performance from first use

Product identity

This is a strain-gauge bending sensor module designated Y3 that functions as a weighing amplifier and transmits program information. It is intended for engineers and integrators building custom force-measurement or weighing systems.

Upgrade context

The module replaces earlier discrete amplifier boards that require separate signal-conditioning wiring. The jump is worthwhile when a compact, self-contained unit that outputs program-ready data simplifies the design and reduces assembly time.

How it compares

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Price $8.99
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Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What mounting holes or bracket does the Y3 module require for installation?

The Y3 module is a bare PCB without pre-drilled mounting holes; secure it with standoffs or adhesive pads inside your enclosure.

How do I wire the Y3 module to my microcontroller, and which step is commonly missed?

Connect VCC to 5 V, GND to ground, and the signal pin to an analogue input; the step often missed is calibrating the zero offset in software after power-up.

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