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        ME-Glossary

        According to DIN-Norm VDI/VDE/DKD 2638

        Abbreviations

        AE: Anzeige-Einheiten

        A

        Ohmic resistance of the force transducer, meas-
        ured between the output voltage connections.

        B

        D

        E

        F

        G

        K

        L

        M

        N

        Q

        Relative creep

        By creep the time-dependent variation of the out-
        put signal of the force transducer after force varia-
        tion is understood. A distinction is to be made be-
        tween:
        • creep under load
        • creep when load is relieved
        Note: To obviate the prior history of the force transducer, the
        latter is to be loaded once with rated force. After preloading,
        five times the time of preloading must elapse before starting
        the measurement proper.

        Storage temperature range (°C)

        Range of the ambient temperature in which the
        mechanically and electrically unstressed force
        transducer may be stored without permanent sig-
        nificant changes in the metrological properties of
        the transducer being detectable when using the
        transducer again within the rated temperature
        range.

        T

        V

        Z

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