Besides those 5 options the module also features 10 pins that are selectable via solder jumpers on the bottom side of the board 2.
Nano load cell.
Micro load cells are available in many different types and are suitable for multiple applications.
The load cell amplifier is a small breakout board for the hx711 ic that allows you to easily read load cells to measure weight.
Arduino scale with 5kg load cell and hx711 amplifier.
Measure weight with hx711 load cell amplifier and adc.
Hx711 is a precision 24 bit analogto digital converter adc designed for weigh scales and industrial control applications to interface directly with a bridge sensor.
The bar type we are using has different screws holes on the bottom and the top.
In this arduino tutorial of hx711 load cell amplifier interface.
Arduino this design uses a standard arduino uno other arduino versions or clones should work also2.
The load cell nanoshield features a set of jumpers on the top side of the board that allows the manual selection of up to 5 different pins for the chip select function 4 7 8 10 and a3 the default pin is 8.
This instructable describes how to make a small weighing scale using readily available off the shelf parts materials needed 1.
A six axis force torque transducer is also known as a multi axis force torque transducer multi axis load cell f t sensor or six axis load cell.
A device that measures the outputting forces and torques from all three cartesian coordinates x y and z.
We are interfacing 40kg load cell to the arduino using hx711 load cell amplifier module.
To it up as a scale you attach the bottom left or right screw holes to a table or stable object and then attach a piece of platic or any other material to serve as the scale to put objects on to the top opposite screw holes.
Within our product family are numerous types of micro load cell that are ideally suited to applications where space is a limiting factor.
Hx711 load cell amplifier.
Arduino nano and visuino.
Hx711 load cell amplifier and adc modules make it very easy to build your own scale with arduino.
