5 INCH-G-4V-90

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Pressure sensors and transducers are among the most popular and widely used products in the electronics world. Many applications today require the use of pressure sensors and transducers for measuring, monitoring or controlling pressure. The 5 INCH-G-4V-90 is a pressure sensor that is used in a variety of applications and is capable of providing a wide range of readings and measurements. This article will provide an overview of the 5 INCH-G-4V-90 and discuss its application field and working principle.

Application Field

The 5 INCH-G-4V-90 pressure sensor is used in a variety of applications such as irrigation systems, water treatment plants, oil and gas production, hydraulic systems, etc. It is suitable for measurement of pressure in both low and high pressure applications. The gauge pressure transducer is designed for reliable operation even in extremely high vibration environments.

The pressure sensor can also be used in refrigeration systems, HVAC systems, medical and laboratory equipment, food processing equipment, industrial controls, and many other applications. It is designed for long-term reliable operation and accurate readings.

Working Principle

In order to measure and control pressures, the 5 INCH-G-4V-90 utilizes a vibrating element that is sensitive to pressure changes. This element is called a diaphragm and is made from a high-grade, stainless steel material. The diaphragm is completed with a strain gauge that is attached to the diaphragm and transmits output signals in response to changes in pressure.

The strain gauge is connected to a printed circuit board, which is the electronics component of the pressure sensor. This printed circuit board contains all the necessary electronic components to process the pressure readings from the strain gauge. The printed circuit board is also equipped with software for automated monitoring and control of the pressure readings.

When fluid (air, water, oil, etc.) is placed under pressure, the diaphragm is forced to move, causing the strain gauge to deflect. This creates a current (milliamps) signal and a voltage (millivolts) signal. The electronics on the printed circuit board process this signal and convert the millivolts into a pressure reading.

This pressure reading is then communicated to an external device, such as a data logger, a display panel, or a control system. The external device is able to interpret the digital pressure signal and use it to control a variety of processes.

Conclusion

The 5 INCH-G-4V-90 is a versatile pressure sensor that can be used in a variety of applications. Its reusable design and reliability make it a popular choice for many applications that require accurate and reliable pressure readings and long-term operation. Its ability to convert pressure readings into a digital signal provides for automated control of systems or devices.

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