MPL015A2T1

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Pressure sensors are devices that measure the pressure or force applied to them. The MPL015A2T1 is one such device. It is a differential pressure transducer with an integrated amplifying and temperature compensation circuitry, designed for use in rail vehicle brake applications. The MPL015A2T1 is a reliable and accurate measuring tool for high temperature ranges.

Application Field

The MPL015A2T1 is used mainly in vehicle brake systems. It is designed specifically for use in rail vehicles, and can be used for both manual and automatic brake applications. It is used to detect differential air pressures in brakes, and is typically installed on board the rail vehicle. This pressure is then used to detect when brakes are applied and how hard the brakes are used. This information is sent to the vehicle’s brake system, allowing it to control the brakes accordingly.

Working Principle

The MPL015A2T1 uses a differential pressure transducer to measure the pressure difference between two points. This pressure difference is then amplified and temperature compensated using integrated components. The output of the device is a linear 0-5 volts proportional to the pressure differential. The linearity of this device makes it accurate and reliable, and it can be used for both manual and automatic brake applications.

The MPL015A2T1 is a reliable and accurate pressure transducer. It is designed specifically for use in rail vehicle brake applications, and can be used in both manual and automatic braking systems. It is a differential pressure transducer which uses an integrated amplifying and temperature compensating circuitry to measure and detect differential pressures. The output of the device is a linear 0-5 volts. This makes the MPL015A2T1 an accurate and reliable device for high temperature ranges, making it perfect for use in rail vehicle brake applications.

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