Beyond its core precision and stability, this precision semiconductor strain gauge offers multiple sensitive grid lengths ranging from 2.6 to 5mm, supports resistance values from 15Ω to 1000Ω, and features flexible silicon strip dimensions to accommodate diverse installation requirements. Available in standard 20-piece boxes, customization options are also available to meet varied application scenarios.
Specification
| Model |
Resistance (Ω) |
Silicon Strip Dimensions (mm) |
Substrate Dimensions (mm) |
Gauge Factor (K) |
Resistance Temperature Coefficient 1/℃ |
Sensitivity Temperature Coefficient 1/℃ |
Excitation Current (mA) |
| P-1 |
P-2 |
P-3 |
| ATO-TP-5 |
15 |
5×0.26×0.044 |
7.7×2.5 |
6×3.9 |
7.7×2.7 |
80±5% |
<0.06% |
<0.10% |
20 |
| 25 |
5×0.26×0.044 |
80±5% |
<0.06% |
<0.10% |
20 |
| 30 |
5×0.26×0.044 |
80±5% |
<0.06% |
<0.10% |
20 |
| 60 |
5×0.26×0.044 |
100±5% |
<0.08% |
<0.12% |
15 |
| 120 |
5×0.27×0.044 |
110±5% |
<0.15% |
<0.15% |
15 |
| 350 |
5×0.27×0.044 |
130±5% |
<0.35% |
<0.28% |
10 |
| 650 |
5×0.26×0.044 |
140±5% |
<0.35% |
<0.28% |
10 |
| 1000 |
5×0.24×0.044 |
150±5% |
<0.40% |
<0.30% |
5 |
| ATO-TP-3.8 |
15 |
3.8×0.24×0.043 |
Customization Available |
4.9×3 |
6.5×2.7 |
80±5% |
<0.06% |
<0.10% |
20 |
| 30 |
3.8×0.24×0.043 |
80±5% |
<0.06% |
<0.10% |
20 |
| 60 |
3.8×0.24×0.043 |
100±5% |
<0.08% |
<0.12% |
15 |
| 120 |
3.8×0.24×0.043 |
110±5% |
<0.15% |
<0.15% |
15 |
| 350 |
3.8×0.24×0.043 |
130±5% |
<0.35% |
<0.28% |
10 |
| 1000 |
3.8×0.23×0.043 |
150±5% |
<0.40% |
<0.30% |
5 |
| ATO-TP-3 |
1000 |
3×0.23×0.042 |
3.9×2.9 |
5.6×2.7 |
150±5% |
<0.40% |
<0.30% |
5 |
| ATO-TP-2.6 |
1000 |
2.6×0.22×0.041 |
150±5% |
<0.40% |
<0.30% |
5 |
| |
| Other |
Operating Temperature |
<80℃ |
| Ultimate Strain |
6000με |
| Packaging Specifications |
20 pcs per box |
Features
- High Sensitivity: Manufactured using advanced semiconductor processes, this precision strain gauge achieves a sensitivity coefficient of up to 150±5%, enabling higher signal output and more precise microstrain detection.
- Exceptional Dynamic Response: With a high frequency response and a maximum strain capacity of 6000 με, this strain gauge is ideal for dynamic measurements such as high-speed impacts and vibrations, as well as overload scenarios.
- Compact Design: Silicon strip dimensions range from 2.6mm to 5mm, This miniature strain gauge features a small footprint, making it suitable for embedded installation and precision structural testing.
- Versatile Applications: This strain gauge is suitable for aerospace structural analysis, bridge and railway health monitoring, high-precision force sensors, medical device force measurement, industrial dynamic testing, and other scenarios.
Layout

Tips: How do semiconductor strain gauges differ from ordinary strain gauges?
The core of a semiconductor strain gauge is the piezoresistive effect. Its resistance change mainly originates from the dramatic change in resistivity caused by the distortion of the internal lattice under stress. Therefore, it has an extremely high sensitivity coefficient, typically 50-100 times that of a metal strain gauge. Furthermore, it is small in size, has low mechanical hysteresis, and fast dynamic response, making it ideal for measuring minute strains or for high-frequency dynamic applications (such as biomedical sensing and MEMS pressure sensors). In contrast, ordinary metal strain gauges, based on the strain effect, have resistance changes primarily due to changes in conductor geometry. They have lower sensitivity but excellent linearity, good temperature stability, and are simple in structure, low in cost, and have good toughness. In summary, semiconductor strain gauges are highly sensitive, small-volume, but environmentally sensitive special components, suitable for micro-force measurement and integration into MEMS chips. Metal strain gauges are stable, linear, robust, and durable industrial standard components, suitable for most conventional force and strain measurements.