The idea I had was to use an Arduino to create a film foot pressure sensor. Does this product function similarly to an FSR? There doesn't appear to be any documentation available for using this product with an Arduino.
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It is made of 16 FSRs. It will work with Arduino, but only one of the 16 channels can be measured at a time. Examples of using Arduino with an FSR can be found on line.
Do you have sample circuit on how to implement it
The circuit is just a resistive voltage divider, as you will see from the FSR examples on line.
I just gave it go and the value when reading the analog when pressed doesn't changed. I connected the 3.3v to pin 14 and pin 6 of the Film foot pressure sensor. the circuit is resistive voltage divider, the same how they implement the circuit for fsr. Im using esp32 by the way. Thank you
Sorry, what you posted does not make sense to me. Here is the basic idea of an FSR voltage divider, Vout goes to the ESP32 ADC input (V+ must be less than or equal to 3.3V).
From Force Sensing Resistor (FSR) Arduino Tutorial (3 Examples)
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