Q. What are strain gauges used for?
Answer
Strain gauges are used to measure mechanical strain (load, pressure) on an object. It is a thin metallic strip with an insulating flexible backing – an electrical transducer to convert physical quantities into electrical output. It is attached to the object being measured.
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