Fundamentals of dynamic weighing: 2-day HBM seminar

Providing practical and theoretical advice, the seminar begins by introducing the fundamentals of strain gauge (SG) sensors. Leading on, the seminar explains: how to find and set the optimal parameters for HBM digital load cells and digital transducer electronics in check weighing and dosing applications; the use of HBM panel software to set and change the parameters of digital load cells or transducer electronics; and what the relevant parameters are for weighing transducers in dynamic applications and how to compare them.

The seminar also looks at how the demand for higher weighing accuracy determines the minimum measuring time of checkweigher, dosing or filling applications and why the measuring time determines the maximum throughput rate of checkweighers and dosing applications, and what is the maximum measuring time required for a certain throughput rate.

Attendees will also learn how to shorten the required measuring time for check weighing and dosing applications by electronic filtering and how the mechanical construction of a weighing scale affects the measuring time.

Located at the Woodland Grange Conference Centre, Warwickshire, and presented by Dr Henrik Brutlach, this HBM seminar is aimed specifically at technically orientated users, technicians and engineers from the field of mechanical engineering or similar, especially users of strain gauge-based load cells in dynamic weighing processes. All seminar materials required for the course are included.

To register or for further information on the Fundamentals of dynamic weighing and strain gauge load cells training course, email [email protected] or visit the HBM website at www.hbm.com/en/menu/seminars/seminar-calendar.