REAL SAMPLE / GEOMETRY AND ROUTING
Wired FSR Film Sample: Geometry and Connection Reference
Use an actual sample photograph to start a mechanical discussion.
This actual wired film sample shows a rectangular sensing end, a narrow flexible tail and a cable connection. It is a reference for geometry and connection discussions. Mark your mounting position, contact area and exit direction, then review the custom requirements with loading, contact conditions and existing electronics.

Mark your requirements alongside the sample geometry
- Target outline, mounting space and fixing method for the sensing end and tail.
- Contact positions, contact area and rear support.
- Tail direction, cable or termination type and assembly route.
What information is needed beyond the photograph?
Add the detection task, loading method, target load and units, hold time, environment and readout conditions. Thickness, force range, accuracy, life and channels must be confirmed through the specific drawing and prototype testing.
Start directly from the assembly drawing
Mark the mounting location, contact face and exit direction on a drawing or photograph. First define mechanical and delivery boundaries, then discuss quantity, testing and commercial terms.
