The feasibility of a heterode pressure transducer
Robert M. Moore, C.J. Busanovich
Abstract
Robert M. Moore, C.J. Busanovich
Abstract
Several simple pressure transducers have been built by using heterode strain sensors evaporated directly onto a pressure diaphragm. The performance of these units indicates that pressure transducers are a feasible area of application for the heterode strain sensor, and that such transducers are potentially inexpensive and easily adapted to a variety of pressure ranges.
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Several simple pressure transducers have been built by using heterode strain sensors evaporated directly onto a pressure diaphragm. The performance of these units indicates that pressure transducers are a feasible area of application for the heterode strain sensor, and that such transducers are potentially inexpensive and easily adapted to a variety of pressure ranges.
Key concepts: Transducer, Pressure sensor, Diaphragm (acoustics), Acoustics, Materials science, Pressure measurement, Engineering, Mechanical engineering