142PC15DW

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Pressure Sensors, Transducers are becoming more common in industrial applications, with a variety of 142PC15DW pressure sensors now on the market able to measure a range of pressures. The 142PC15DW is a standard pressure transducer used for measuring a variety of gas and liquid pressures, including those of oil and water. It is a low-cost, all-digital, non-contact pressure device that is reliable, accurate and easy to install. The 142PC15DW offers a wide range of features, which make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

The 142PC15DW is capable of measuring pressure up to a maximum of 10 bar (1450 psi). It can measure a wide range of pressures, from as low as 0.5 mbar (7.25 Torr) to as high as 10 bar. The transducer has a digital output, which ensures that the pressure readings are highly accurate and are not affected by mechanical noise or vibration. The pressure sensor also has a low power consumption, with the power draw only being 1.4 mA. This makes the 142PC15DW ideal for applications where power is limited.

The working principle of the 142PC15DW is also very simple. The device uses a diaphragm and a piezoelectric crystal to measure pressure. The diaphragm is connected to a sensor bridge which is composed of the piezoelectric crystal. When pressure is applied to the diaphragm it causes the crystal to generate an electrical signal which is proportional to the pressure that is being measured. This signal is then sent to the pressure sensor’s output which is used to display the pressure reading.

The 142PC15DW is a digital pressure transducer that is suitable for use in many applications. It is accurate and reliable and is easy to install. The pressure readings provided by the device are highly accurate and it has a low power consumption. It is the perfect choice for applications such as pressure measurement in oil and gas industries, laboratory and medical environments, and aerospace applications.

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