IPSU-G1000-3

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Pressure sensors and transducers are essential components in many industrial, commercial, consumer and automotive applications. Pressure sensors can be used to monitor pressure in gases, liquids, oil and other mediums. Transducers, on the other hand, can convert electrical signals into mechanical pressure, and vice versa.

The IPSU-G1000-3 is a high performance pressure sensor and transducer capable of measuring a wide range of pressure ranges from 0-500 KPa to 0-100 MPa. This device has been designed to meet the demanding requirements of industrial process control and monitoring. It can operate in hostile environments with a wide temperature range of (-40 to +125°C).

The principle of operation of the IPSU-G1000-3 is based on the Wheatstone bridge circuit. This type of device consists of four strain gauges, each of which is connected in the bridge arrangement and connected to a source of excitation voltage. When subjected to a pressure, the strain gauges expand or contract, resulting in a change in resistance, which is proportional to the applied pressure. This resistance change, or output voltage, is then amplified and transmitted to a controller or monitoring device.

The unit also features a range of linearization and temperature compensation capabilities, allowing for accurate readings under varying conditions. The IPSU-G1000-3 can also be adapted for use in harsh environments with the addition of an IP-rated enclosure to protect the sensor from dust, moisture, and other harmful elements.

The IPSU-G1000-3 is a versatile and reliable device designed to measure pressures in industry and automotive applications. Its robust design and impressive features make it capable of monitoring a wide range of pressures in even the harshest of environments. It is also designed to be user friendly, with a simple calibration procedure to ensure accuracy and repeatability.

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