Table 2.
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Data of the non-linearity experiments performed with the DMI. Eight calibrated masses were measured on an external mass balance. The DMI was used to measure the signal voltage output from each mass. The percentage error between the signal voltage and line of best fit from Fig. 3 is given to calculate the non-linearity.

CalibratedSignalPercentage
mass (g)voltage (mV)error (per cent)
100.00.876−0.10
125.51.038−0.02
130.21.068−0.001
135.11.099−0.007
140.61.1340.01
145.31.1640.03
150.31.1960.07
200.01.5120.13
CalibratedSignalPercentage
mass (g)voltage (mV)error (per cent)
100.00.876−0.10
125.51.038−0.02
130.21.068−0.001
135.11.099−0.007
140.61.1340.01
145.31.1640.03
150.31.1960.07
200.01.5120.13
Table 2.
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Data of the non-linearity experiments performed with the DMI. Eight calibrated masses were measured on an external mass balance. The DMI was used to measure the signal voltage output from each mass. The percentage error between the signal voltage and line of best fit from Fig. 3 is given to calculate the non-linearity.

CalibratedSignalPercentage
mass (g)voltage (mV)error (per cent)
100.00.876−0.10
125.51.038−0.02
130.21.068−0.001
135.11.099−0.007
140.61.1340.01
145.31.1640.03
150.31.1960.07
200.01.5120.13
CalibratedSignalPercentage
mass (g)voltage (mV)error (per cent)
100.00.876−0.10
125.51.038−0.02
130.21.068−0.001
135.11.099−0.007
140.61.1340.01
145.31.1640.03
150.31.1960.07
200.01.5120.13
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