Q. How does a load sensor works?
Answer
A load sensor, which detects load or force, uses a transducer to convert the received load measurements into a measurable output unit (electrical signal). For eg, when a physical load is applied on an object, this electronic device converts that measurement into an electrical signal that is readable.
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