Metal buildings are relatively inexpensive, easy to construct and are used extensively for agricultural purposes in the western United States. But metal buildings are light and often present a large… Read More
The P55 Handbook is a complete one-stop source of information on the Validyne P55 pressure transducer in a single pdf file. Here is the Table of Contents: P55 Data Sheet… Read More
The SI314 is a network interface for the P61 series of Validyne pressure transducers bringing internet connectivity to pressure measurement. The SI314 allows the user to view pressure readings from up… Read More
If you want to make an absolute pressure measurement, you have two choices of sensor type. The first and most obvious choice is to specify an absolute pressure transducer. Another… Read More
Digital display specifications can be confusing. Here is a short application note that describes the terminology and capabilities of digital displays. Digital displays are specified as being either 3-1/2 digits… Read More
One of the most difficult process measurements to make accurately is furnace draft pressure. This is the pressure inside the furnace that optimizes the air/fuel mixture for the most efficient… Read More
Validyne variable reluctance sensors such as the DP15 Pressure Sensor, DP103 Low Pressure Sensor, DP360 High Pressure Sensor, etc all have signal output(s) specified in ‘millivolts per volt’ or mV/V. What does this… Read More
A pressure sensor is a device that changes pressure into an electrical signal. That electrical signal is only useful if it accurately represents the pressure applied to the sensor. Calibration… Read More
A carrier demodulator is the electronics that supports a variable reluctance pressure transducer. A carrier demodulator provides power to the transducer, provides calibration adjustments, receives the AC sensor signal and converts it… Read More
A key advantage of Variable Reluctance pressure transducers is their serviceability and flexibility. They can be disassembled to have their pressure range changed by installing a new sensing diaphragm. This… Read More
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