Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Pressure Type:	Vented Gauge
Operating Pressure:	2 PSI (13.79 kPa)
Output Type:	Analog, RS-485
Output:	0 V ~ 5 V
Accuracy:	±0.05%
Voltage - Supply:	5.5 V ~ 30 V
Port Size:	Male - 0.13" (3.18mm) Tube, Dual
Port Style:	Barbed
Features:	--
Termination Style:	Connector
Maximum Pressure:	6 PSI (41.37 kPa)
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C
Package / Case:	Module Cube
Supplier Device Package:	--

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Introduction to Pressure Sensors and Transducers

Pressure sensors, also known as transducers, are devices that measure the physical attributes of pressure from a given source. This type of sensor is able to convert the physical pressure applied to it into an electrical signal for use in further systems. Pressure transducers are used in a wide range of different applications, including medical, aerospace, automotive and industrial.

Application Fields of Pressure Sensors and Transducers

The application fields for pressure sensors and transducers are broad and varied. They are used in medical equipment such as blood pressure monitors and sleep apnea machines. They are commonly used in automotive systems, such as tire pressure monitoring systems and fuel injection systems. They can also be used in industrial and manufacturing processes, such as water pump monitoring and air compressor sensing. Aerospace applications include fuel level monitoring and altitude sensing.

Working Principle of Pressure Sensors and Transducers

The working principle of pressure sensors and transducers is relatively simple. The pressure applied to the sensor (known as the input pressure) is converted into an electrical signal. This signal is then amplified and sent to an external controller, such as a computer, where the data can be analyzed and used to monitor and control the process.Pressure transducers use a variety of different sensing techniques to accurately measure the input pressure. These sensing techniques include strain gauges, piezoresistive, capacitance and optical devices. Each of these techniques has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on the application.

Conclusion

Pressure sensors and transducers are an essential part of many modern systems, from medical and automotive applications to aerospace and industrial processes. This type of sensor is able to convert the physical pressure applied to it into an electrical signal for further analysis, utilizing a variety of different sensing techniques. Pressure sensors and transducers are adept at accurately measuring input pressure, allowing for the remote monitoring and control of a wide range of processes.

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