PX2AM1XX100PSAAX

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Pressure sensors, transducers, and other related components are essential for the operation of many different types of equipment. The PX2AM1XX100PSAAX is one of these components, and it is important to understand its application field and working principle.

The PX2AM1XX100PSAAX is a pressure transducer. It operates on the principle of piezoresistive technology, wherein the resistance of the sensor changes proportionately to a change in pressure. This means that the transducer can accurately measure changes in pressure within a specific range.

The PX2AM1XX100PSAAX is primarily designed for use in industrial environments. It is capable of accurately measuring pressures ranging from ten to hundred millibar absolute, with a maximum accuracy of 0.15 millibar. In addition, it can be operated ranges of between forty-five and hundred sixty degrees Celsius.

The PX2AM1XX100PSAAX contains a Wheatstone bridge, which consists of four diodes connected in series to form four arms. Each arm is made of a piezoresistor with a different value. A fifth diode is used to provide a reference voltage. When pressure is applied to the end of the bridge, the resistance of the piezoresistors changes in proportion to the pressure.

The Wheatstone bridge is connected to an amplifier, which amplifies the signal coming from the bridge. The signal is then sent to an analogue-to-digital converter (ADC), which converts the analogue signal into a digital signal. This digital signal is then fed into a computer or other device, where it can be used for different applications such as monitoring and control.

The PX2AM1XX100PSAAX is a reliable, high-performance pressure transducer. It is designed for both industrial and commercial applications, and is capable of measuring pressures ranging from ten millibars absolute to hundred millibar absolute. In addition, it can be operated in temperatures ranging from forty-five degrees Celsius to hundred sixty degrees Celsius with a maximum accuracy of 0.15 millibar.

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