19C030PV4L

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Pressure sensors, transducers and the 19C030PV4L are devices that measure the pressure, or compressed force, of the environment. Pressure sensors help to detect and monitor the amount of pressure in a system, which is especially important in industrial and safety applications. The 19C030PV4L in particular is a pressure transducer with an analog output, making it suitable for hydraulic systems with an analog signal on a controller.

The19C030PV4L offers a 0 to 10-Bar pressure output, with its 0 – 5V output able to be divided into one of 10 discrete steps. These steps are defined by its factory zero and span settings, which shifts the pressure range in a linear fashion. This is incredibly important when dealing with pressures in a system that may have a non-linear response. With the 19C030PV4L, any level within its pressure range can be detected, with a resolution of 0.1Bar. It is also able to withstand high pressure fluctuations, making it a great choice for industrial applications, with up to 75kg/sqcm of pressure being able to be monitored.

However, understanding the working principles behind these devices is key to getting the best performance. Pressure is a measure of the force exerted on a surface divided by the area of that surface. The 19C030PV4L works by having two ports, one inlet and one outlet, along with four strain gauges placed on the same surface. The pressure and strain is detected through the strain gauges, as a strain is proportional to the pressure. The sensed pressure is then amplified and filtered, resulting in an analog signal output.

Overall, the 19C030PV4L pressure transducer is among the most reliable and accurate in the pressure sensors and transducers field. A great choice for tackling industrial and safety applications that require a robust and linear analog pressure signal, the 19C030PV4L is designed for reliability and accuracy in the most demanding of environments.

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