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Automatic compensation
25 January 2013
HBM has resolved the challenge of compensating optical strain gage measurements for temperature fluctuations with its latest K-OTC sensor. The new sensor is based on an optical strain gage applied to an aluminum sensor

HBM has resolved the challenge of
compensating optical strain gage
measurements for temperature
fluctuations with its latest K-OTC
sensor. The new sensor is based on
an optical strain gage applied to an
aluminum sensor body. It is attached
to the object under test and only
measures the thermal dilatation of
the aluminum and the temperaturedependent
signal change of the fiber
Bragg grating.
This means no mechanical strain is transferred although temperature compensation does take place. The K-OTC signal is compared with the optical strain gage signal using HBM's catman AP software to provide automatic compensation.
This means no mechanical strain is transferred although temperature compensation does take place. The K-OTC signal is compared with the optical strain gage signal using HBM's catman AP software to provide automatic compensation.
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