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How do I read a load cell just with this data?
I have a load cell (capability = 23 kg or 50 lb.) Its output is 2 mV/V. I have read that that means 2 mV per each excitation volt.
The power connection of this load cell is +15V-GND, so 0.002 * 15 = …
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