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Even when using three-wire connections to a strain gage to reduce the effects of leadwire resistance changes with temperature, a phenomenon called leadwire desensitization can occur. if the magnitude of the leadwire resistance exceeds 0.1% of the nominal gage resistance, significant error can result. assuming a 18-gauge (awg) †platinum leadwire (resistivity 10.6·10-8 ωm) and a standard 120 ω gage, how long can the (individual) leads (in inches) be before there is leadwire desensitization?
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