P51-200-A-N-M12-20MA

Introduction

The P51-200-A-N-M12-20MA pressure sensor is a type of transducer that detects changes in pressure and converts them into an electrical signal. A pressure switch is often used to activate or deactivate a control system, such as a compressor, blower or alternator. Pressure switches are also used for safety and monitoring purposes, to indicate a change in pressure that could be a warning of a possible emergency or hazardous situation in industrial or medical applications.

Application Field

The P51-200-A-N-M12-20MA pressure sensors and transducers are widely used in industrial and commercial applications. Pressure sensors are used in applications such as adjusting the fuel flow on a jet engine, controlling the level of water in a tank, monitoring pressure in a gas turbine, or in medical applications such as monitoring Intracranial Pressure. Pressure sensors are also used for automotive applications, such as controlling fuel flow and exhaust output.

Working Principle

The P51-200-A-N-M12-20MA pressure sensor is based on the piezoresistive transducer principle. This type of sensor relies on the measured capacitance in order to calculate the pressure at which the transducer is subjected. The capacitance is affected by the pressure, and the transducer works by using two different diaphragms which are exposed to the applied pressure. As the pressure increases or decreases, the diaphragms expand or contract, creating a change in capacitance. The change in capacitance is then used to calculate the pressure, which is then used to generate an electrical signal.

Conclusion

The P51-200-A-N-M12-20MA pressure sensors and transducers are used in many different industrial and medical applications. These devices are based on the piezoresistive transducer principle, which is used to detect changes in pressure and convert them into an electrical signal. In conclusion, these pressure sensors and transducers allow users to monitor pressure in various industries and applications and make adjustments accordingly.