Botroniq

Flex Sensor 2.2 inch

Flex Sensor 2.2 inch

₹253 (incl. GST) · Out of stock

Brand: Botroniq · Category: Force/Flex/Load Sensors

Description

2 inch flex sensor is commonly used in robotic gloves and other robotic control applications. It can be used to analyse how much a material is being bent. 2” long and has two output leads that act like a variable resistor. The resistance between two pins changes based on how much the sensor is bent.

It is commonly used along with another resistor to build a voltage divider circuit and then obtain a variable voltage based on the change in resistance of the sensor. The flex sensor is a bend-detecting sensor that has numerous applications in robotics, medical, and haptic technology. The resistance of these sensors changes in accordance with the bend, which can be measured using any microcontroller.

2 inch flex sensor Arduino compatible module that can be easily interfaced with boards like Arduino . As the sensor is flexed, the resistance across the sensor increases. The resistance of the flex sensor changes when the metal pads are on the outside of the bend (text on inside of the bend). 1" spaced and breadboard friendly. Note: Please refrain from flexing or straining this sensor at the base.

The usable range of the sensor can be flexed without a problem, but care should be taken to minimize flexing outside of the usable range. For best results, securely mount the base and bottom portion and only allow the actual flex sensor to flex. 5 Watts (continuous), 1 Watt (peak) Ideal for flex sensor Arduino projects and bend detection applications Applications: Angle Displacement Measurement.

Bends and Flexes physically with the motion device. Robotics Applications Gaming (Virtual Motion) Can be used in physical therapy Check out our collection of sensor at great prices! 2 inch? If you're looking for a reliable flex sensor buy option for your DIY electronics or robotics project, this sensor is a great choice for beginners and professionals alike.

2 inch size makes it compact and suitable for wearable tech, robotic fingers, gesture control systems, and health monitoring devices. It is especially popular in Arduino-based projects where precise bend detection is required, making it a practical flex sensor Arduino solution for prototyping and development. 2-inch Flex Sensor A flex sensor changes its resistance based on how much it is bent.

When the sensor is straight, it has a lower resistance. As the sensor bends, the conductive ink inside stretches, increasing the resistance. This change in resistance can be measured using a microcontroller (like Arduino) to detect the amount of bend or motion. Straight position: Lower resistance (around 10k–30kΩ). Bent position: Higher resistance (can go up to 20k–40kΩ depending on bend angle).

The resistance increases smoothly, making it ideal for motion tracking. Circuit Connection Example (With Arduino) Below is a simple voltage divider setup to read sensor values: Connect one end of the flex sensor to 5V. Connect the other end to A0 (analog pin) and a 47kΩ resistor. Connect the other end of the 47kΩ resistor to GND.

println(sensorValue); delay(100); } Popular Projects Using the Flex Sensor Robotic fingers and hand movement simulation. Gesture-controlled robotic arms. Smart gloves for gaming and VR control. Wearable devices for posture or movement tracking.

5 inches) Bend Sensitivity Good for small bends and finger motions Higher bend sensitivity due to longer surface Applications Finger tracking, gloves, small wearables Arm/leg motion tracking, larger robotics Mounting Space Needed Fits in compact builds Requires more space for installation Cost More affordable Slightly higher cost due to size

Specifications

Brand
Botroniq
SKU
TIFSS0038

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