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Transducers

Transducers
Transducers are used to convert one form of energy into another.
There are two primary types of transducers: sensors and actuators. An electronic thermometer, for example, is a sensor that detects heat energy and reports temperature. A transducer is needed to convert the heat energy into an electrical signal that can be displayed on a gauge or meter. Actuators, on the other hand, receive an electrical input signal and perform a physical action. Transduction occurs when the signal is converted into a force.
Transducers are found in most automation, measurement and control applications. They are commonly used to report force, pressure, position or current values. They are also used to convert signals for measurement.
There are two primary types of transducers: sensors and actuators. An electronic thermometer, for example, is a sensor that detects heat energy and reports temperature. A transducer is needed to convert the heat energy into an electrical signal that can be displayed on a gauge or meter. Actuators, on the other hand, receive an electrical input signal and perform a physical action. Transduction occurs when the signal is converted into a force.
Transducers are found in most automation, measurement and control applications. They are commonly used to report force, pressure, position or current values. They are also used to convert signals for measurement.
- 0–100 psi to 0-30,000 psi ranges (0-7 bar to 0-2,200 bar)
- Broad Choice of Outputs
- High Proof Pressures
- RoHS Compliant
Additionally, 3200 Series transmitters feature thicker diaphragms and a pressure restrictor to withstand the rigors of cavitations or extreme pressure spikes, delivering years of reliable and stable performance in pulsating applications.
The compact construction of both these series makes them ideal for installation where space is at a premium - and they are fully RoHS compliant.

- 0–100 psi to 0-30,000 psi ranges (0-7 bar to 0-2,200 bar)
- Broad Choice of Outputs
- High Proof Pressures
- RoHS Compliant
Additionally, 3200 Series transmitters feature thicker diaphragms and a pressure restrictor to withstand the rigors of cavitations or extreme pressure spikes, delivering years of reliable and stable performance in pulsating applications.
The compact construction of both these series makes them ideal for installation where space is at a premium - and they are fully RoHS compliant.

- CVD Sensor Stability and High Sensitivity Allows Use of Thicker Diaphragm - 17-4 PH SS Sensor Beam Is Laser Welded for Distortion-Free Construction
- ASIC Chip Is the Brains behind the Brawn - Programmability Provides Greater Linearity Correction than Common Thermal Compensation Methods
- RFI/EMI & ESD Protection Circuit Meets and Exceeds Requirements for CE Marking - Protecting Against Noise, Voltage Spikes, and Static Discharge
- Thicker Diaphragm for Handling Pulsating Pressures – All Stainless Steel Wetted Parts
- Weldless Stainless Steel Case

- NEMA 4/IP65 Rating
- 3-Valve Manifold Assembly
- High Accuracy
- Low Cost
- Fast Response
- Gas and Liquid Compatible
- Low Differential Ranges
- Low Line Pressure Effect
- No Liquid Fill Diaphragms

- Gauge, Absolute, Vacuum and Compound Pressure Models Available
- Submersible, General Purpose and Wash Down Enclosures
- High Stability Achieved by CVD Sensing Element
- Millivolt, Voltage and Current Output Models

- Screw Mounting or Snap Rail (Models with Cover)
- Factory Calibrated
- Dual Barb Fittings
- High Accuracy

- Ultra Slim Design - Only 0.244" Wide
- Voltage/Current to Frequency Converter
- 3-Way Isolation of Input/Output Signals
- DIP Switches Allow Multiple Parameters to Be Configured
- Universal Conversion Module - Inputs and Outputs Selected via DIP Switch Settings

- 3-Way Isolation of Analog Signals
- Choose Linear or Square Root Extraction Model
- Over 100 Input and Output Analog Conversion Combinations
- Universal Conversion Module - Inputs and Outputs Selected via DIP Switch Settings
- All Ranges Are Factory Precalibrated, Custom Field Calibration Is Available for All Ranges While Maintaining the Factory Calibration for Future Use

- 3-Way Isolation (Power/Signal/Output)
- Choose Setpoints and/or Analog Output Models
- Programming Available in Seven Different Languages
- The IAMS Features Well over 100 Combinations of Inputs to Outputs Configurations
- Input Specific Terminals Allow for the Various Signals and Sensors to Be Connected to the Unit While the Input Ranges and Resolutions Are Adjusted in the Input Programming Loop of the Unit

- Input and Relay Status Indication LEDs
- Hysteresis and Offset Functions Available
- Over-Speed, Under-Speed, and Zero-Speed Detection
- Programmable Input Circuit Accepts Outputs from a Variety of Sensors
- Simple On-Line Trip Frequency Setting (Using Actual Input Signal or Frequency Generator)