What are the common errors in the use of load cells?

The weighing sensor has an important role for the weighing instrument, which is related to the reliability and safety of the weighing instrument. What are the common errors in the use of load cells?

1. Load cell errors caused by human factors, such as temperature changes, improper placement of probes, improper insulation between probes and measurement addresses, and operational errors.

2, the error caused by the load cell itself, such as the DC drift value, the slope is not correct or the non-linear shape of the slope.

3. Dynamic errors, that is, load cells that are suitable for static conditions cannot respond quickly but change slowly after the input parameters are changed, resulting in errors.

4. The weighing sensor with deferred characteristics echoes the rapid changes in temperature, which can also lead to errors.

5. The errors occurred in the measurement parameters were changed. Such insertion errors often occur in electronic measurement.

6, the environment where the load cell is located, such as temperature, rocking, sensation, altitude, evaporation of chemical substances or other factors.