C-IDK1107WP50WV-01

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C-IDK1107WP50WV-01 is a top of the line pressure transducer typically used in many modern industrial applications. This type of pressure transducer utilizes a Piezoelectric (PE) crystalline-based core that is combined with a Wheatstone bridge circuit, to provide accurate and reliable pressure measurement. It is important to understand that this transducer is designed to detect pressure frequency ranges in excess of 500 megapascals (MPa), which is much higher than the standard pressure measurement range.

Applications for this type of transducer include but are not limited to the testing of the pressure dynamics in the oil and gas, aerospace, and automotive industries, as well as the detection of overpressure and vacuum conditions in laboratories and other high-tech environments. Additionally, C-IDK1107WP50WV-01 has been used in military and medical applications to detect oxygen levels in laboratories where ambient pressure levels are of the utmost importance.

The working principle of the C-IDK1107WP50WV-01 transducer is quite simple. When pressure is applied to the pressure-sensitive diaphragm, the diaphragm deforms a piezoelectric crystal inside the pressure cell. The resulting electrical charge created is measured by the Wheatstone bridge circuit and converted into an analog voltage. The voltage is then converted into a pressure reading, which is displayed on the output of the transducer.

So, to summarize, the C-IDK1107WP50WV-01 is a high-quality pressure transducer designed to measure pressure frequencies in excess of 500 MPa. It is often used in oil and gas, automotive, aerospace, military, medical, and laboratory applications as a means of measuring pressure levels. The working principle behind this transducer is simple; when pressure is applied to the diaphragm, the piezoelectric crystal responds by creating a electrical charge, which is then measured and converted into an analog voltage and finally into a pressure reading.

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