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Pressure sensor

Choosing the Optimal Pressure Range for Pressure Sensors

Robert Lukat | Know-how, Pressure

When choosing a pressure sensor, one of the many factors to consider is its measuring range. Having the optimal range avoids the risk of overpressure without a loss of accuracy or resolution.  Pressure sensors play a key role in the safety and efficiency of …

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Wetted Parts of pressure sensors – definition and overview

Robert Lukat | Pressure

The term “wetted parts” is used in connection with pressure sensors for all those parts, surfaces and/or components that are (potentially) exposed to or in direct contact with the medium under pressure. In case of a typical pressure sensor this is mainly limited to …

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Learning About the Effect of Temperature on Pressure Sensors

Robert Lukat | Pressure

Temperature has a major impact on the function and operating lifetime of most electronic devices. This is especially true for electronic pressure sensors. That's why pressure sensor specifications typically include minimum and maximum values for operating, storage, …

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Chemical Compatibility: Wetted Parts of Pressure Sensors

Robert Lukat | Pressure

Avoiding problems like corrosion or premature failure makes the use of pressure sensors safe and maximizes the lifespan of the product. One of the keys to doing that is to ensure that a pressure sensor's wetted parts – those which come in direct contact with …

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Read Between the Lines to Select the Right Pressure Sensor

Robert Lukat | Pressure

Read Between the Lines to Select the Right Pressure Sensor Have you heard of a switch detent plunger?   It’s a tiny part that could forever underscore the importance of ensuring proper specifications for every component of a design --no matter how small. Ignition …

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In our WIKA US blog you can expect many interesting articles on pressure, temperature, level and flow measurement, and also on the subject of calibration technology. Furthermore, there are various insights into the world of the WIKA group of companies – seen from different angles.

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