P51-75-A-AF-I36-20MA-000-000

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Pressure sensors, transducers, and force-measuring instruments measure the amount of force or pressure applied to a specific area to transmit an electrical signal. The signal generated is generally used to measure and indicate the level of pressure. This type of instrument is used in a myriad of industrial and medical applications.

P51-75-A-AF-I36-20MA-000-000 Application Field and Working Principle

P51-75-A-AF-I36-20MA-000-000 pressure sensors, transducers and force-measuring instruments are reliable and accurate instruments used in various industrial applications such as machine control, fluid measurement, pressure monitoring, accelerated testing, and a variety of medical applications. They also used in medical diagnostics such as imaging, monitoring and analyzing patient data using computer software.

Pressure sensors typically feature a constructed diaphragm that is sensitive to pressure or thick film strain gages connected to a computer. With these mechanical inertial sensors, the change in force, pressure or stress is measured in the form of an electrical signal which is then displayed on a computer monitor or other type of display device. As the pressure increases, the diaphragm or strain gage changes shape, resulting in a corresponding change of electrical signal that is detected and measured by the system.

In addition, pressure sensors also rely on piezoelectric and resistive-wire sensors. Piezoelectric sensors generate a signal in response to pressure applied to them. As the pressure increases, the crystal creates an alternating electrical field along it’s length, resulting in a corresponding change of electrical signal that is detected and measured by the system. On the other hand, resistive-wire sensors are composed of a metal wire, usually tungsten-rhenium or chromel-alumel, that uses the electrical properties of the metal to measure pressure. As the pressure changes so does the resistance of the wire and this produces a corresponding change in the electrical signal that is detected and measured by the system.

Various types of P51-75-A-AF-I36-20MA-000-000 pressure sensors can be installed in different locations, such as pipelines, tanks, drums, containers, vessels, and other vessels, and can measure pressure as low as 0.005 PSI or as high as 50 PSI or higher. In addition to this, they can also be mounted directly onto the equipment or sent via cable to a data acquisition system.

P51-75-A-AF-I36-20MA-000-000 pressure sensors have been designed to meet the exacting standards of reliability and accuracy in order to provide accurate readings. They are designed to be rugged and durable, and can withstand varying environmental conditions without failing. Furthermore, they have been designed to be easy to install and maintain, as well as easy to read and understand. Therefore, they provide an ideal solution for industrial and medical applications.

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