Pressure sensors efficiently convert the physical quantity "pressure" into industry standard signals, ensuring accurate and reliable measurements. Our range of pressure sensors are designed for use in industries as diverse as chemical, food and medical, as well as applications involving level measurement and potentially explosive environments. With an accuracy of 0.5% to 0.1% and a wide measurement range, our sensors meet all your needs for extremely high accuracy. They also feature digital interfaces such as RS485 and hart protocol for seamless integration into a variety of systems. Our products are patent-protected and internationally certified to meet your unique requirements and specifications.
FAQ:
1. What are the four main types of sensors?
Temperature Sensors: Measure temperature.
Pressure Sensors: Measure pressure of gases or liquids.
Proximity Sensors: Detect the presence of objects.
Motion Sensors: Detect movement, commonly used in security and automation systems.
2. What are the pressure sensors in aviation?
Pressure sensors in aviation monitor airspeed, altitude, cabin pressure, and engine parameters. They ensure safe aircraft operation by tracking vital systems like the pitot-static system for airspeed and regulating cabin pressure during flight.
3. What is an example of a pressure sensor in everyday life?
A common example is the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) in cars, which uses pressure sensors to alert drivers if a tire's pressure is too low, helping prevent accidents due to underinflation.
4. What is a pressure sensor used for?
Pressure sensors measure the pressure of gases or liquids, converting it into electrical signals. They are used in industries like automotive, medical, and HVAC for monitoring and controlling systems such as engine pressure, blood pressure, and fluid systems.
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