FS1012-1002-LQ

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Flow Sensors

Flow sensors are instruments which measure the flow rate of a liquid or gas. They are commonly used in fluid systems and process engineering, and can be used in automation systems ranging from process control to home and laboratory automation. The FS1012-1002-LQ flow sensor is a reliable and accurate instrument used to measure the flow of a variety of fluids with a wide range of accuracy.

Application Field

The FS1012-1002-LQ flow sensor is designed for applications where a low flow rate measurement is necessary. These applications include medical processes, food and pharmaceutical processes, and laboratory and industrial processes. The sensor is designed to measure flows from 0.05 LPM up to 20 LPM with an accuracy of ±1% and an operating temperature from 0 to 60 °C.

Working Principle

The FS1012-1002-LQ flow sensor works by utilizing a thin film of conductive material that bends when exposed to a fluid flow. By using a conductive film, an electrical current running through the film produces a voltage that drops as the fluid moves over the film. This voltage drop is proportional to the fluid flow, and is measured by the sensor using a microcontroller and transmitter. The transmitter then transmits the voltage reading to the user who can interpret the data as a rate of flow.

Advantages

The FS1012-1002-LQ flow sensor offers many advantages, including its accurate and consistent measurement, a wide operating temperature range, good noise immunity, and wide dynamic range. In addition, the sensor is low cost, highly reliable, and easy to install.

The FS1012-1002-LQ flow sensor is a reliable, accurate, and affordable instrument for measuring flow rates in a variety of applications. It is a versatile instrument that offers a wide range of accuracy and flexibility, allowing it to be used in many different industries and applications.

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