pressure transducer

What Does A Pressure Transducer Do?

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What Does A Pressure Transducer Do? A pressure transducer is a measuring device which converts an applied pressure into an electrical signal. Generally, a pressure transducer consists of two parts, an elastic material that deforms under the application of pressure and an electrical part that detects this deformation. How do I know if my pressure

How Does A Bourdon Tube Measure Pressure?

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How Does A Bourdon Tube Measure Pressure? Bourdon tubes are radially formed tubes with an oval cross-section. The pressure of the measuring medium acts on the inside of the tube and produces a motion in the non-clamped end of the tube. This motion is the measure of the pressure and is indicated via the movement.