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Measuring with Strain Gauges

Connecting strain gauges, selection criteria for strain gauge DAQ systems, compensating for parasitic effects: Those are the key topics our online seminar.

In this advanced online course to become a strain gauge measurement professional, we will teach you how to perform correct measurements with strain gauges. Learn about the correct compensation of temperature effects, different connection variants of strain gauges, and much more. By completing this seminar, you will gain confidence in instrumentation and performing of measurements with strain gauges. Our trainers will teach you online and will be available for all your questions.

Our ONLINE courses are delivered in real-time with an instructor available to answer questions.

Topics included

• Wheatstone Bridge & Compensation I
• Fundamentals
• Compensation of different influences
• Temperature Compensation I
• Demonstration experiments and discussion
• Connection & Compensation II
• Connection options (2-/3-/4- etc. wirering)
• Self-compensation strain gauges
• Temperature Compensation II
• Demonstration experiments and discussion
• Strain Gauge Amplifiers
• Amplifier principles (CF, DC)
• Selection criteria
• Eliminate undesirable influences
• Additional functions
• Demonstration experiments and discussion
• Strain, Stress and Hooke's Law
• Load, residual stress and thermal stress
• Uniaxial and multi-axial stress
• Determination of principal stress states
• Demonstration experiments and discussion

Target Group

All those who want to plan, execute, or evaluate strain gauge measurements on their own and know what they are doing.

Requirements

Familiarity with installing strain gauges. We recommend first attending the seminar "Strain Gauge Installation (SG 1)".

How to register for your course

Register easily via the corresponding button on this page. We will do the rest and send you a registration confirmation and further information by e-mail. You are also welcome to request individual appointments with us in this way.