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Is it possible to build a fast, accurate scale using QTC? If so, could someone explain the basics or point me toward a good resource? Thanks!
What current applications are you referring to that require precision?However given the importance of precision in some of qtc's current applications this seems unlikely..
Depends on the nature of your product. Some people make their living making scales and others make a living selling sensors to the scale makers. Being a "me too" translates too poor margins and filled marketplaces. This country didn't make it to the moon by shooting down ideas, but it's doubtful that it will make it back while waiting for others to solve each problem.Before designing a new product that employs QTCs, you should specify your requirements and consider off-the-shelf earlier technologies that have been proven reliable. Focusing on an unproven new technology is a distraction, it will delay product launch and lead to failure in the market place. Dreams are ten a penny.
Some people make their living making scales and others make a living selling sensors to the scale makers.
It is clear that FinanclEngr wants to build the scales.Is it possible to build a fast, accurate scale using QTC?
Yes, I designed and built load cells in the 1980s.Do you know how labor and machine intensive it is to build a load cell?