AEWA1050

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Flow sensors are devices that measure the rate and speed of flow of a measured medium such as air, water, oil, and other fluids. They are used in various types of situations and environments, ranging from industrial processes to consumer products. The most widely used flow sensor for sensing the speed and rate of flow are those based on pulse and proportional technology. This technology is often employed in the design of flow meters and flow switches to measure and control the flow rate and speed of a particular liquid or gas. One of the most popular flow sensors is the AEWA1050 Flow Sensor.

The AEWA1050 is a flow sensor based on a proportional technology and is designed to be waterproof. It utilizes a pulse technology and a precision optical transducer design to accurately measure and display the rate and speed of the flow. The optical transducer is composed of two parts, the output signal and the input signal. The output signal is provided to a flow meter to indicate the rate of flow, while the input signal is used to control the flow rate. The sensor can measure the flow rates up to 4.5 liters per minute with a range up to 30 liters per minute. The precision of the AEWA1050 is 0.1 liters per minute.

The AEWA1050 can be used in a wide variety of applications, ranging from industrial processes such as flow measurement and control in pumps, valves, and other components, to medical applications such as respiratory monitoring and automatic blood pressure monitoring. It is also used in analytical and laboratory instrumentation to measure the flow rate and speed of flow of liquids and gases. The AEWA1050 is also used in consumer products such as kitchen appliances. Other applications include automotive engines, bathroom fixtures, water treatment systems, and many more.

The working principle of the AEWA1050 involves the use of two sensors – the first is an infrared transmitter that sends a signal in a fixed cycle, while the second is an infrared receiver that receives the signal. When a flow passes through the sensor, the infrared transmitter sends a signal, which is given off as a pulse with each flow wave. The alternating current, created by the pulse, is then converted into electrical voltage and used to generate the flow rate and speed information. The receiver senses the emitted pulses and detects the flow rate. The output of the AEWA1050 is then converted into a voltage which can be measured using a multimeter.

The AEWA1050 is an efficient and accurate flow sensor that is ideal for a wide range of applications. Its flexible design and waterproof construction make it suitable for use even in harsh environments. In addition, its cost-effective design also makes it a popular choice for many industrial and consumer applications.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference