IPSLAT-G0750-5

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Pressure Sensors, Transducers, and the IPSLAT-G0750-5 are used to measure pressure in many different applications. Pressure is a measure of force exerted over a given area, and can be measured with a wide variety of technologies. The IPSLAT-G0750-5 is a low-cost transducer that uses a capacitive-sensing technology to measure pressure.

The IPSLAT-G0750-5 is a digital-output pressure transducer with a robust design and wide range of applications. It measures pressure readings between -14.5 psig and +14.5 psig, and features a 0.08% output linearity over the entire pressure range. It is also temperature compensated to ensure accurate and repeatable readings.

The IPSLAT-G0750-5 is designed with an in-line sensing element, allowing the transducer to be installed in tight spaces. This makes it ideal for applications in confined areas, such as those found in off-road vehicles, ships, and aircraft. It also features an IP-67 rating for protection against dust and liquids, making it suitable for high-pressure cleaning, automotive, and water applications.

The IPSLAT-G0750-5 has an electrical connection feature that allows the connection of external circuitry such as a switch or potentiometer. This feature enables the user to configure the transducer for a specific application.

The IPSLAT-G0750-5 has a simple working principle: it measures an electric charge between two capacitors. When pressure is applied, a voltage is generated by the capacitors. This voltage is then amplified by the transducer and its output is the corresponding pressure value.

In summary, the IPSLAT-G0750-5 is a low-cost, IP-67 rated digital-output pressure transducer with features such as temperature compensation, 0.08% output linearity, and an external electrical connection feature. This transducer is suitable for many different applications, making it a valuable asset to any engineer.

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