PPT0010DWW2VA

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Pressure Sensors and Transducers

Pressure sensors and transducers are devices used to measure, control and monitor various types of pressures. They are mostly used in industrial, automotive, aerospace and medical applications. They are divided into two main categories: mechanical and electrical.

Types of Pressure Sensors & Transducers:

• Mechanical Pressure Sensors & Transducers: These are transducers that use a physical property such as volume, area or surface tension to measure pressure. Examples include diaphragm, bourdon, bellow, capsule, or manometer.
• Electrical Pressure Sensors & Transducers: These are transducers that use electrical signals or signals created by microelectronic devices to measure pressure. Examples include strain-gauge, capacitance, piezoresistive, and piezoelectric.

PPT0010DWW2VA Application Field & Working Principle:

PPT0010DWW2VA is a differential pressure sensor/transducer specifically designed for potable water applications. It uses two pressure-sensing capacitive membranes to measure the difference between two pressure points. The sensing elements are exposed to the pressure in both the high and low pressure connections, and a signal is generated and transmitted to a digital interface. This signal is then used to determine the differential pressure.

The PPT0010DWW2VA is particularly suitable for potable water applications, as it can measure extremely low differential pressures in challenging environments. The device is capable of measuring up to 0.1 psi/0.68 hPa with high accuracy (0.25% FS) and with a very low offset. The PPT0010DWW2VA is also highly temperature and humidity resistant, meaning it can be used in a variety of different applications.

Conclusion

Pressure sensors and transducers are widely used in industrial, automotive, aerospace and medical applications. The PPT0010DWW2VA differential pressure sensor/transducer is specifically designed for potable water applications and is capable of measuring up to 0.1 psi/0.68 hPa with high accuracy. It is well suited for use in challenging environments and offers excellent temperature and humidity resistance.

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