P158-300A-C2A

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Pressure sensors, transducers, and transducers have numerous applications in industry and research. The P158-300A-C2A is a type of piezoresistive pressure sensor, which uses piezoresistive strain gages in order to accurately measure dynamic pressure changes over time.

The transducer is designed to operate over a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C to 150°C, with extremely low hysteresis and repeatability. It can measure pressures up to 300bar, with a full scale accuracy of ±1.0%.

The transducer is designed to measure pressure in a variety of ways. It has two basicinput modes, either static or dynamic. In static mode,the transducer can detect pressure staticly, over an extended period of time, to determine whether the pressure remains steady. In dynamic mode, it is used to measure rapid changes in pressure over time, such as during a water hammer or surge pressure.

That pressure is then converted into an electrical signal using the strain gages. The strain gages measure the minute changes in the shape of the pressure sensor as pressure is applied or released. This signal is then amplified and sent to the readout device for interpretation.

In addition to measuring pressure, the P158-300A-C2A also incorporates temperature sensor features. It includes a thermocouple within the pressure sensor to measure temperatures up to 150°C. This feature is primarily used during applications where the pressure is being applied in certain environments, such as a hot oil drilling well.

The transducer is also suitable for more conventional applications. It can be used to accurately measure pressures over time in air conditioning units or other pressurized systems.

The P158-300A-C2A piezoresistive pressure sensor is a reliable and accurate pressure optimization tool, suitable for a variety of applications in industry and research. It offers excellent accuracy and minimal hysteresis, making it a great choice for those looking for an easy and precise way to measure pressures.

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