Absolute fluid pressure sensor

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Vibration type

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73701, G01L 908

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ABSTRACT:
A pressure sensor uses two fluidically coupled piezoelectrically driven, vibrating cantilever structures, each tuned to the same fundamental resonance frequency. One cantilever, the driver, is electrically driven at resonance and at constant vibrational amplitude. The other cantilever, the receiver, responds due to the gaseous coupling and generates an output signal proportional to pressure.

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