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Force Sensing Resistors

Force sensing resistors

Thin flexible printed pressure sensors where more pressure means lower resistance. Custom shapes and sizes from Linepro R and D, 0.6 mm thin with 10 ms response for wearables, robotics and industrial controls.

Thin and FlexibleAny Shape and Size10 ms Response
Circular force sensing resistor
Circular force sensing resistor
Rectangular force sensing resistor
Rectangular force sensing resistor
Ellipse force sensing resistor
Ellipse force sensing resistor
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What Are Force Sensing Resistors?

A force sensing resistor is highly sensitive to resistance under applied pressure. More pressure on the surface means lower resistance. Produced through printing technology, the device is very thin and flexible, so it is also called a flexible printed sensor or printed pressure sensor.

It can be customized easily to any shape and size. Linepro develops these sensors at the interface of science and industry, with deep knowledge of materials, processes and printing for flexible and hybrid electronic systems.

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Circular force sensing resistor

Applications of Force Sensing Resistors

Seven proven uses across industries - select one for details.

Robotic fingertip sensor

Robotic Finger Tip

Sensitive fingertip feedback for robotic grippers and hands.

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Floor security panel sensor

Floor Security Panel

Large-area mats that detect presence for security floors.

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Motor speed control sensor

Motor Speed Control

Pressure input for smooth motor speed regulation.

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Seat occupancy detection sensor

Seat Occupancy Detection

Detects whether a seat is occupied for safety systems.

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Interactive dance floor sensor

Interactive Dance Floor

Responds to footsteps for interactive flooring and play.

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Musical toy instrument sensor

Musical Toy Instrument

Pressure-sensitive input for toys and instruments.

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Hand grip monitor sensor

Hand Grip Monitor

Measures grip force for rehab and sports training.

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Our Force Sensing Resistor Models

Standard starting points - every model is customized to your drawings.

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Round

LP-3940 Circular Shape FSR

  • Force input with resistance output
  • 5 VDC operation, current in mA
  • 0.6 mm thin, 10 ms response
  • Detail drawing available on request
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Round

LP-3983 Ellipse Shape FSR

  • Force input with resistance output
  • 5 VDC operation, current in mA
  • 0.6 mm thin, 10 ms response
  • Detail drawing available on request
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Rectangular

LP-3981 Square Shape FSR

  • Force input with resistance output
  • 5 VDC operation, current in mA
  • 0.6 mm thin, 10 ms response
  • Detail drawing available on request
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Rectangular

LP 3982 Rectangular Shape FSR

  • Force input with resistance output
  • 5 VDC operation, current in mA
  • 0.6 mm thin, 10 ms response
  • Detail drawing available on request
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Endless Customization Options

Any shape, size and response matched to your application.

  • Any Shape and Size
  • 0.6 mm Thin Build
  • 5 VDC Operation
  • Fast 10 ms Response
  • Wearable Integration
  • Industrial Grade Inks
  • Custom Drawings
  • Bulk Production

Good to Know Before You Enquire

Three facts that shape your exact quotation.

Input of the device is applied force and output is resistance as per applied force.

Operates at 5 VDC with current in mA, 0.6 mm thickness and 10 ms response time.

Force sensing resistors are an evolution of membrane switches and use a similar design principle.

Pressing the surface closes the sensing loop and resistance falls as pressure rises, giving a simple analog force signal.

Widely used in automotive sensors, computer input devices, interactive toys, medical dispensing, musical instruments, sports equipment, robotics and wearable electronics.

Need the Drawing for LP-3940?

Detail drawings are available for circular, ellipse, square and rectangular shapes.

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