DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8

Pressure sensors, transducers and the DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8 are all elements used for measurement and control in a variety of applications. This article will discuss the application field and the working principle of the DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8 pressure sensor.

Application Field of DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8

The DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8 pressure sensor is designed to measure pressure levels in a range of low and high-pressure systems. It can be used in a variety of applications including but not limited to: medical instruments, industrial process controller, automotive fuel systems, aircraft engines, and water and gas systems. It is suitable for a range of industries, from medical to automotive and aviation.

The DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8 pressure sensor is also used in harsh environment applications. It is capable of withstanding extreme temperature ranges – from -40 to +150 degrees Celsius. It also has a high degree of accuracy and repeatability. Furthermore, it is shock and vibration resistant, and therefore suitable for vibration and shock in aerospace and other industrial applications.

Working Principle of DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8

The DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8 pressure sensor is based on the principle of a piezoresistive transducer. This transducer is made up of a small diaphragm with metal strain gauges connected to it. When the pressure is applied to the diaphragm, the metal strain gauges experience an increase or decrease in their resistivity. This change of resistance signals a change in pressure and the output is then used for readings.

The DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8 pressure sensor is calibrated to a specific range of hydraulic pressures and is designed to have a linear response to the applied pressure. This ensures that the output from the sensor is consistent and reliable. Additionally, the sensor has an adjustable zero point that allows the user to adjust the sensor to any pressure value.

The DLHR-F50D-E1BD-C-NAV8 pressure sensor also features a response time of 500ms. This is a measure of the amount of time it takes the sensor to respond to an applied pressure and is an important consideration when selecting a pressure sensor for any application.