Tekscan, Inc., South Boston, MA, announces the FlexiForce A101 force sensor, its smallest standard sensor, which can be utilized in a wide range of designs depending on factors such as temperature, humidity, amount of force or pressure being applied, and product size. With an active sensing area of 3.8mm, the A101 has a standard force of 4 lbs. and is ideal for OEM design engineers seeking a small force sensor solution.
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