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Outputing force magnitudes to a LCD

  • 18-11-2012 4:44pm
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    Hello, I am a 3rd year mech student and i am doing a college project at the moment. For this project it uses a shock absorber (similar to one found on a bike)to absorb forces and the magnitude of these forces will be displayed on a LCD screen and hopefully produce graphs etc. My main problem is that i am not sure how to do this, i was thinking of using maybe a accelerometer or load cell but am seeking any advice. Thanks


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