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#32357 - RE: Weighing in motion, Steve, |
Hi Ijaz
In the past I made a check-weightier for blisters of aspirins. In a small time (100 msec) I decided if the blister was complete or if it was missing one or more aspirins. In this last case I generate a signal that trigger a blower which expulsed the blister from the packing line. The big problem was to find a load cell that response so quickly. So take special care to this point. Remember that a dynamic measure is different from a static one. Also generate a procedure to calibrate the system at least, every day. The cells I used had drift with temperature. Good Luck Daniel |
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| RE: Weighing in motion, Steve, | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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