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IM 701957-01E
Calculation of the Shunt Resistance
Shunt calibration and shunt resistance
To execute shunt calibration, the shunt resistance (Rs) and the expected strain (
ε
) need
to be calculated in advance. Use
ε
as given in the equation below (normally a negative
value). With the DL750 (model 7071271), enter the value into “P2-Y” under the shunt
calibration execution menu. However, when using the general method given for shunt
calibration (the easy method), an error of 1 to 2% can be introduced as the strain value
(
ε
) increases. Therefore, calculate using the detailed method whenever possible. Also,
you must select a setting range value that will not result in an overrange.
Equation for Rs and e When Executing Shunt Calibration
• General Equation
∆
R/R = K
×
ε
(1): Basic Equation of Strain
∆
R = R–R//Rs
(2): Equation of the change in resistance when the shunt
resistance is ON
Note:In this manual, the parallel equation of resistors are expressed as follows:
R//Rs=
=
1
R
R
×
Rs
R+Rs
1
1
Rs
+
ε
: Strain (strain you wish to generate when the shunt resistance is turned ON)
K: Gauge factor
R: Bridge resistance
∆
R: Resistance change
Rs: Shunt resistance (shunt resistance you wish to derive)
If
∆
R is cancelled out from (1) and (2),
Rs=R
×
(1-K
×
ε
)/(K
×
ε
)
(Equation A): General equation used to calculate the
shunt resistance (includes error)
6 Calibrating Using a Shunt Resistor