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RP-L-400 Thin Film Pressure Sensor
The RP-L-400 is a long, flexible thin-film pressure sensor with a 400 mm active length. It detects both static and dynamic pressure by converting applied for...
The RP-L-400 is a long, flexible thin-film pressure sensor with a 400 mm active length. It detects both static and dynamic pressure by converting applied force into a variable resistance — resistance decreases as pressure increases. The ultra-thin construction (0.35 mm) and fast response time make it suitable for integration into smart textiles, medical devices, bed monitoring systems, and human-interface applications.
The sensor consists of two layers: an upper film with a pressure-sensitive conductive layer and a lower film with a printed circuit. When force is applied to the active area, the layers make contact and complete the circuit, producing a measurable resistance change proportional to the applied pressure.
Key Features
- 400 mm Flexible Sensing Length – Long active area for distributed pressure detection
- Ultra-Thin – 0.35 mm total thickness
- Wide Pressure Range – 20 g to 10 kg (or greater)
- Fast Response – < 10 ms response time
- Low Trigger Force – Activates at < 20 g
- Long Lifespan – > 1 million actuations
- No EMI/ESD Generation – Safe for sensitive electronics
Specifications
- Thickness – 0.35 mm
- Trigger Force – < 20 g (default resistance < 200 kΩ)
- Pressure Range – 20 g to 10 kg+
- Initial Resistance – > 10 MΩ (no load)
- Activation Time – < 0.01 s
- Response Time – < 10 ms
- Frequency – Static and dynamic (up to 10 Hz)
- Drift – < 5 % (2.5 kg, 24 h static load)
- Hysteresis – ±10 % at 1000 g
- Lifespan – > 1 million cycles
- Operating Temperature – −40 °C to +85 °C
Ideal For
- Bed and seat occupancy monitoring
- Smart textiles and wearable pressure sensing
- Medical device interfaces
- Pressure-sensitive switches and triggers
Package Contents
- 1× RP-L-400 thin-film pressure sensor
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