Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
In this video, Darryl explains what is Poisson's Ratio.
Poisson's ratio:
The absolute ratio of (a) the transverse to (b) the longitudinal normal strains in a strain field produced by a uniaxial stress along the longitudinal axis. The value is always between 0.0 and 0.5 for materials having isotropic mechanical properties.
Poisson strains:
Strains created in a material by an applied normal stress perpendicular to the axis of the applied stress.
Poisson bridge:
half or full bridge in which strain gages are connected in adjacent arms to measure the principal strains in a uniaxial stress field.
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In this video, Darryl explains what is Poisson's Ratio.
Poisson's ratio:
The absolute ratio of (a) the transverse to (b) the longitudinal normal strains in a strain field produced by a uniaxial stress along the longitudinal axis. The value is always between 0.0 and 0.5 for materials having isotropic mechanical properties.
Poisson strains:
Strains created in a material by an applied normal stress perpendicular to the axis of the applied stress.
Poisson bridge:
half or full bridge in which strain gages are connected in adjacent arms to measure the principal strains in a uniaxial stress field.
Micro-Measurements: micro-measurements.com
Advanced Sensors Technology: micro-measurements.com/advanced-sensors-technology
StrainTalks™ seminar: straintalks.com
StrainBond™? micro-measurements.com/bonding
StrainBlog: strainblog.com










