How Does a Pressure Transducer Work?

A pressure transducer measures the pressure of liquids or gases and converts this information into an analogue electrical signal proportional to the pressure applied. It typically consists of a pressure-sensitive element that deforms under pressure and an electrical component that converts this deformation into an electrical signal. Pressure transducers are widely used in industries requiring precise pressure measurements, such as in refrigeration systems, robotics, and HVAC applications.

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