Load Control for Weigh Cart Operations
Controllers manage load measurement and system coordination for accurate weigh cart operation.

Uncertain load conditions
Weigh carts must maintain accuracy under varying terrain and loads.
Fluctuating load readings
Uneven terrain, different chassis configurations, vehicle speed and geometry variants can all impact how accurate and stable load readings are.
Limited real-time feedback
Drive to keep machines as simple and accessible to farmers as possible, OEMs can be limited with respect to the perceived complexity of the sensing and control components implemented on their machine.
Operator-dependent accuracy
When using grain carts, there are a million different things that require operator attention. Relying on operator inputs to properly calibrate and record yields can lead to inaccuracies and mistakes.
Data inconsistency
Accurate, consistent load data helps support harvest logistics, yield tracking, inventory management and precision agriculture workflows while giving operators and OEMs greater confidence in the information being used for decisions.
Intelligent load management
STW Technic's controllers process sensor data to stabilize and validate load measurements. This improves accuracy and usability.

Fluctuating load readings
Consistent weight calculations
The SMX.dms-a strain sensor measures structural deflection directly on weigh cart components, enabling indirect force and weight calculation with configurable measurement ranges, offsets and reliable CAN-based signal output.
For more complex systems, the ESX.4cl can fuse multiple sensor signals into stable weight calculations, while the ESX.4ct offers a more cost-effective controller option for simpler architectures with fewer hardware requirements.
Limited real-time feedback
Real-time signal filtering
High-resolution strain data from the SMX.dms-a provides the controller with a reliable signal foundation for real-time filtering and measurement stabilization.
The ESX.4cl is best suited for advanced processing and broader communication needs, while the ESX.4ct provides a cost-effective alternative with a dual-core 300 MHz processor, 4 MB Flash, 576 kB RAM and 2 default CAN interfaces.
Operator-dependent accuracy
Integrated data logging
By automating how load signals are captured, filtered and calculated, the control system can reduce reliance on manual operator inputs and improve repeatability across operators and shifts.
The ESX.4cl supports expanded logging and analytics for more advanced systems, while the ESX.4ct can support simpler data handling with 32 kB EEPROM and optional expansion up to 284 kB.
Data inconsistency
Improved operator confidence
Consistent measurement workflows help operators trust weight data and help OEMs deliver a more repeatable user experience across different cart configurations.
The ESX.4cl is preferred for higher sensor counts, advanced communication and greater logging requirements, while the ESX.4ct offers a more cost-effective path with fewer inputs/outputs, less memory, one sensor supply and lower functional safety capability.
Improve weighing accuracy
Get reliable load measurements with smarter sensing and control built for demanding weigh cart operations.


