HPA200X2DA

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Pressure sensors are a class of transducers which convert pressure readings into electrical signals, allowing pressure readings to be monitored and controlled automatically. The HPA200X2DA is a pressure transducer from RTL Instruments, utilizing advanced sensing technology to accurately measure pressure. This article will discuss the application fields and working principle of the HPA200X2DA.

Application Fields

The HPA200X2DA is a digital transducer that is suitable for a variety of applications, including: industrial process control, energy/environmental monitoring, medical device control, automotive manufacturing, and automotive and aerospace research. Additionally, due to the transducer’s high accuracy, it is a popular tool for process and machine control, and for monitoring the pressures in hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

Working Principle

The operation of the HPA200X2DA is based on the measurement of pressure, through the sensing of a diaphragm. This diaphragm is made of a material which is sensitive to the pressure applied, and deforms when pressure is applied. This deformation is then converted into a signal, which is then used to measure the pressure. This signal is then sent to the computer and displayed, allowing the pressure readings to be monitored in real time.

The HPA200X2DA has a digital output, which is the format in which the pressure reading is displayed. The signal can be displayed as a digital number, or in graphical format. Additionally, the sensor has a wide range of pressure readings that it can measure, from -14.7 PSI to 29.4 PSI. This wide range of readings allows the HPA200X2DA to be used in a variety of applications, as the required pressures for each application can be accurately measured.

Conclusion

The HPA200X2DA is a pressure sensor from RTL Instruments. Its functionality is based upon the sensing of a diaphragm, which is sensitive to the pressure applied. The signal generated by this diaphragm is then used to measure the pressure, and is outputted in digital format. This allows the pressure readings to be monitored and controlled automatically. The wide range of pressure readings that the HPA200X2DA can measure, from -14.7 PSI to 29.4 PSI also makes it a popular tool for process and machine control, and for monitoring the pressures in hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

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