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Load Cell USB Smart Sensor Connectivity Kit based on Omega Solution

This Omega USB Load Cell connectivity kit offers complete off-board sensing capabilities for different industrial Internet of Things projects requiring an interface to process Load Cell analog signals and send them to a gateway through USB.
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