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Bimetallic strip deflection

Cantilever deflections are also caused by small changes in temperature, because the usual fabrication produces a bimetallic strip configuration. Thus the AFM arrangement could be used to measure tiny thermal changes that arise in electrochemical cells. Applications of this type are just emerging. [Pg.669]

The simplified expression is an excellent approximation for the deflection at low angles, which is the case for most flat bimetallic strips. [Pg.172]

Bimetallic thermometer (bimetallic strip which shows a deflection due to differential expansivity that is proportional to temperature—frequently used for temperature control by coupling the bimetallic strip to a mechanical switch to control the chosen device). [Pg.289]


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