What is a pressure Sensor? Learn how a pressure sensor works in a few minutes

What is stress? This pressure is not what we usually call pressure, it is not pressure from work, but pressure from life. The pressure is an expression of the force exerted on a surface per unit area. The precise term is pressure, which typically measures the pressure of liquids, air, other gases, etc. The standard unit of pressure is the "Pascal". This is equivalent to "newtons per square meter". pressure sensor simply monitors this pressure and can display it in one of several units known around the world. Usually "PASCAL", "bar" and "PSI" (pounds per decent inch). Air pressure in tires is a particularly obvious example of pressure and its measurement. When we inflate a tire, the force exerted on the tire increases, causing the tire to inflate, which is monitored by pressure Sensors in the tire.

What is a pressure Sensor? Pressure sensors have two important properties:

(1) Robustness to withstand high pressures;

(2) Elasticity that minimizes deformation and returns to its original shape under pressure. Simply put, a pressure sensor converts pressure into tiny electrical signals, which are then transmitted and displayed. Therefore, they are often also called pressure transmitters. Two commonly used signals are 4 to 20 mA signals and 0 to 5 V signals.

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