Connecting both the torque sensor and FSR to PCB - Motors and Sensors https://theopenexo.nau.edu/community/motors-and-sensors/connecting-both-the-torque-sensor-and-fsr-to-pcb/ Discussion Board en-US Sun, 16 Aug 2026 14:01:17 +0000 wpForo 60 Answer to: Connecting both the torque sensor and FSR to PCB https://theopenexo.nau.edu/community/motors-and-sensors/connecting-both-the-torque-sensor-and-fsr-to-pcb/#post-201 Sun, 01 Feb 2026 16:09:33 +0000 Hi Delta, you could either use the 8-pin connector on the other side of the board (and then change the pin definition in Board.h), or rewire the torque sensor ribbon cable to splice in the FSR signal. Make sense? It not, please reach out to Noah!

]]> Motors and Sensors Zachary Lerner https://theopenexo.nau.edu/community/motors-and-sensors/connecting-both-the-torque-sensor-and-fsr-to-pcb/#post-201 Connecting both the torque sensor and FSR to PCB https://theopenexo.nau.edu/community/motors-and-sensors/connecting-both-the-torque-sensor-and-fsr-to-pcb/#post-194 Fri, 23 Jan 2026 22:29:45 +0000 We are making the right side ankle. Using the torque sensor from Biomotum and the FSR, how do they both connect to the PCB board? Since the torque sensor is already using the 8-pin IDC on the right side of the PCB, will the FSR connect to the 8-pin on the left side of the board?

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