Square Force-Sensitive Resistor (FSR) [Interlink 406]
We have ✅ 6 available of the AF-1075 in our Sydney warehouse. An extra 100 units available with a short lead time.
A force-sensitive resistor (FSR) that changes its resistance based on how much pressure is applied. This Interlink 406 model features a 38 mm square sensing region, making it useful for detecting physical pressure, squeezing, and weight in your projects.
FSRs are simple and low cost, but not precision instruments — expect approximate ranges of response rather than exact measurements. Resistance varies from sensor to sensor by roughly 10%, so they're best for detecting relative force rather than precise weight.
Key Features
- 38 mm Square Sensing Area – Larger active region than round FSRs
- Variable Resistance – Changes in ohms (Ω) proportional to applied force
- Breadboard Compatible – Plug directly into a breadboard
- Low Cost & Simple – Easy analogue input for microcontrollers
Specifications
- Model – Interlink 406
- Sensing Area – 38 × 38 mm (square)
- Output – Variable resistance (analogue)
- Tolerance – ~±10% sensor-to-sensor
Ideal For
- Pressure and touch detection
- Weight-sensing projects (approximate)
- Interactive art and musical instruments
- Robotics grip sensing
Package Contents
- 1× Square Force-Sensitive Resistor (Interlink 406)
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