Pressure transducer (100 mbar–2000 bar). This series stands out from other devices due to its long-term mechanical and electrical reliability. High-vacuum heat treatments and the use of stainless steel ensure correct operation, even in the presence of highly dynamic stresses. The monolithic design of the sensing element, without assembly using a solid ring or seal, ensures high long-term stability with negligible hysteresis and zero drift. Pressure is detected by an internal strain gauge, which ensures performance is maintained even in the presence of peaks.

You can use the free software to set the configuration parameters. You can record real-time pressure graphs (DATA LOGGER). You can save and export the data to Excel for further analysis. These features make the pressure transducer suitable for use in a range of industrial applications, such as

• pneumatic
• hydraulic
• process control in the food industry
• refrigeration (depression) plants
• They are also commonly installed on test benches, material testing machines, in laboratories and for research purposes.

Accessories

WinUSBTrasd: free software for connecting the instrument to a PC, complete with a data logger, graphs and the ability to export measured values to an Excel file. The software allows data from a test to be saved to a file (in ASCII format or Microsoft Excel). The raw data consists of the measurement/time pairs, enabling the curve to be reconstructed after the test. To export to Microsoft Excel, Excel must be installed on the PC. A few simple commands allow you to perform the main functions on a transducer:

• Zero
• Peak Mode (both pressure and vacuum)
• Filter
• Conversion Speed
• The maximum transmission speed for a complete data packet is 4800 Hz.
• You can access the communication protocol information by clicking on the Help button.

WinUSBTrasd: free software for connecting the device to a PC, including a data logger, with the option to export graphs and data to an Excel file. The software allows you to store data related to a test (in ASCII or Microsoft Excel format). The raw data is stored in pairs of measured value and time, which allows you to plot a graph after the test. To export data to Microsoft Excel, Excel must be installed on the computer. A few simple commands allow you to perform key functions on a transducer:

• Zero
• Peak mode (pressure and vacuum)
• Filter
• Conversion rate
• The maximum transmission rate for the entire data packet is 4800 Hz.
• For details of the communication protocol, click the Help button.