Method and apparatus for current regulation and temperature comp

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – With pressure and/or temperature compensation

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73726, 34087039, 34087016, G01L 1904, G01C 1902

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ABSTRACT:
A temperature compensation circuit is connected to the output of a strain gauge pressure sensor having a wheatstone bridge arrangement. The signal from the wheatstone bridge sensor is amplified and converted by an instrumentation amplifier to produce a load current proportional to the pressure applied to the pressure sensor. The load current indicates the actual pressure applied to the pressure sensor. Constant voltage and current regulators compensate for variations in the load current from the pressure sensor which result from temperature changes.

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