P51-1000-S-B-I36-4.5V-000-000

Pressure Sensors and Transducers are instruments used in many applications to measure a wide range of pressure variables. In this article, we will focus on P51-1000-S-B-I36-4.5V-000-000, an industrial pressure transducer.

P51-1000-S-B-I36-4.5V-000-000 is a pressure transducer specifically designed for oil and gas applications. It is a closed-loop transducer capable of measuring differential, absolute, and gauge pressures ranging from -14.7psi to 1000psi. The transducer features a 4.5V charge output, making it suitable for use in a variety of industrial applications. The transducer utilizes a pressure-sealed diaphragm and a strain-gauge-type sensing element.

The working principle of the transducer involves the conversion of pressure variations to electrical signals. This is achieved through a combination of mechanical and electrical components. The pressure conversion is accomplished via a strain-gauge-type sensing element located on the diaphragm. This segment contains a thin metal film which is strained as per the pressure applied. This strain produces a minuscule electrical signal, which is then amplified and converted into a 4.5V charge output.

The pressure transducer is suitable for a variety of oil and gas applications including: temperature-compensated pressure measurement, pressure and flow control, process automation, and pressure regulation. It is ideal for a range of environments, including wet, dusty, and corrosive locations.

P51-1000-S-B-I36-4.5V-000-000 is an industrial-grade pressure transducer specifically designed for oil and gas applications. It is capable of accurately measuring pressures ranging from -14.7psi to 1000psi, and produces a 4.5V charge output signal. The working principle involves the use of a strain-gauge-type sensing element located on the pressure-sealed diaphragm, which converts variations in applied pressure into electrical signals. It is suitable for a range of environments and is ideal for applications such as temperature-compensated pressure measurement, pressure and flow control, process automation, and pressure regulation.