NASA NTRS · 20000090559
Capacitive Extensometer Particularly Suited for Measuring in Vivo Bone Strain
Abstract
The present invention provides for in vivo measurements of the principal strain magnitudes and directions, and maximum shear strain that occurs in a material, such as human bone, when it is loaded (or subjected to a load). In one embodiment the invention includes a capacitive delta extensometer arranged with six sensors in a three piece configuration, with each sensor of each pair spaced apart from each other by 120 degrees.
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Perusek, Gail P.. 2000-05-09. Capacitive Extensometer Particularly Suited for Measuring in Vivo Bone Strain. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000090559
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