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Force-Sensitive RP-C18.3-ST Thin Film Pressure Sensor DFRobot - SEN0294

Force-Sensitive RP-C18.3-ST Thin Film Pressure Sensor DFRobot - SEN0294

The Force-Sensitive RP-C18.3-ST Thin Film Pressure Sensor (DFRobot SEN0294) is a flexible, low-profile sensor designed to detect applied pressure or force. Its thin-film build makes it easy to integrate into projects where space is limited or where the sensor needs to conform to a surface. It’s ideal for applications such as robotics, wearable devices, pressure-sensitive controls, and interactive systems.

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Features

  • Thin-film pressure sensor — slim and flexible for easy integration
  • Responds to a wide range of pressure or force, from gentle touch to heavier loads
  • Analog output proportional to applied force, easy to interface with microcontrollers (Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, etc.)
  • Low power consumption and minimal wiring — great for portable or battery-powered projects
  • Suitable for embedding under surfaces, wearable electronics, pressure pads, and interactive input devices

Specifications

  • Model: RP-C18.3-ST (DFRobot SEN0294)
  • Sensor Type: Thin film force-sensitive resistor (FSR)
  • Output: Analog signal that varies with pressure

Applications

  • Pressure-sensitive buttons or switch pads
  • Weight detection mats or smart floor sensors
  • Touch or force detection for robotics (grippers, pressure-sensitive surfaces)
  • Wearable devices reacting to pressure or touch
  • Interactive control panels and user input devices
  • Prototyping and experimentation with pressure-based inputs