Pressure sensors are instruments consisting of pressure-sensitive components that determine the actual pressure applied to the sensor (using different operating principles) and convert the pressure signal message into an output signal.
9 bar is the most commonly recommended pressure setting for brewing coffee, which is equivalent to as much as 4 times the normal tire pressure of a car, and most cars have tires that need to be inflated up to 32 PSI (about 2.2 bar). Because of these specific standards, coffee makers need to be measured by pressure sensors during the manufacturing process to ensure that the exact pressure is always followed.
Pressure sensors are heavily used in many monitoring and control applications. In addition to direct pressure measurement, pressure sensors can also be used to indirectly measure other quantities such as air pressure, liquid/gas flow, velocity, water surface height or altitude.
The optimal role of pressure sensors in electric suction cups, focusing on their application in vacuum suction, real-time monitoring of suction force status, built-in intelligence monitoring and automatic pressure holding.
High-precision pressure transmitters and pressure sensors for specific application solutions in industries such as petrochemicals, water treatment, environmental monitoring, energy management, medical equipment and food processing
This paper provides an in-depth look at the multiple applications of pressure sensors in floor sweeping robot solutions, with a focus on the implementation of key features such as dust box detection, airtightness detection and HEPA humidity detection. Through the use of pressure sensors and vacuum detection sensors in the sweeper robot, the equipment is able to accurately measure vertical height and obstruction levels, thus effectively improving cleaning efficiency.
Learn about air pressure altimeter sensors, how they work, common types of sensors, how to find and buy them, and a practical demonstration of the process of reading data from a sensor via the MCU.
In the smart bracelet, the various built-in electronic components monitor the number of floors climbed by the user every day through the built-in altimeter, which is the air pressure sensor, and track the user’s daily steps, mileage and calories burned.
Miniature pressure sensors and small pressure sensors who is more prominent, become the focus of discussion in the industry. A comprehensive comparison of these two types of pressure sensors will be made from a variety of perspectives, including size, characteristics, performance, and application areas.
Wearable device is a kind of computing equipment that can be installed on people, animals and objects, and can sense, transmit and process information. Sensor is the core device of wearable device, and the sensor in wearable device is the extension of human senses, which strengthens the function of human’s “sixth sense”, and it is the “core” tool for people/objects to communicate with the world, which opens the door to the “Perception Era”.
