Differential pressure sensing apparatus

Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – With particular transmitter

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34087005, 34087016, 340626, 324 60C, 73718, 73724, 361283, 318662, G08C 1910, G08C 1916, G01L 912

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ABSTRACT:
A differential pressure transducer is a body with a pair of opposed sensing chambers bounded by diaphragms and associated surfaces of the body. The surfaces have conducting layers and form capacitors with the metal diaphragms. The chambers are connected together and fitted with a fixed mass of oil. A signal generating circuit produces electrical signals representing the values of the two sensing capacitors which are fed to a computer to calculate the differential pressure independent of temperature.

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