Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Pressure Sensors, Transducers

Pressure sensors and transducers measure various types of pressure and detect variations in pressure in the form of changes in an electrical output signal. The PPT2-0005GGK5VS is an electronic pressure transducer that uses a capacitive sensing element to detect changes in pressure. This device is commonly used in industrial applications for liquid and air pressure measurement.

Application Field

The PPT2-0005GGK5VS is designed to detect very small changes in pressure and is ideal for use in a variety of industrial applications, including the monitoring of liquids and gases, air conditioning systems, and refrigeration systems. This pressure transducer is also used in petrochemical applications and for medical applications. It is also suitable for detecting changes in pressure in water systems and pumps.

Working Principle

The PPT2-0005GGK5VS consists of an accelerometer mounted in a package. Inside the package there is a capacitor dielectric that is used to sense changes in pressure. The capacitive sensing element has two electrodes that form a capacitor. As the pressure changes, the electrodes move, and this changes the capacitance. This change in capacitance results in an electrical output signal, which can be measured using appropriate equipment.

The PPT2-0005GGK5VS has a wide range of pressure measurement capabilities. These include high accuracy, excellent long-term stability, and a fast response time. The device is easy to use and requires minimal maintenance. It is also rugged and durable, making it ideal for industrial and military applications.

The PPT2-0005GGK5VS is an important tool for accurately measuring changes in pressure. The device is widely used in industrial, medical, and military applications to ensure the accuracy of measurements, and to allow accurate measurements of changes in pressure.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference