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How do these transducers work?
To convert physical movement to electrical signals, some devices make use of variable resistors. Any movement will cause a slider contact to change position against a resistance wire causing a change in electrical current or voltage. Other devices may make use of
movement to alter
position of an induction coil relative to
magnetic core, causing a change in
induced current in
circuit. Others may make use of
movement to change
air gap between two capacitance plates, causing a change in
current in
circuit.
In
case of
loudspeaker,
opposite effect takes place. Electrical signals are converted to movement.
Some pneumatic transducers make use of changing air signals to cause a corresponding mechanical movement in
flapper and linkages. This movement is then converted to electrical signals by
methods above. So it takes 3 steps of conversion before we can get
electrical signal.
Once
electrical signal is obtained, it can be used to compare to
set value in
controller, and a whole control system can be designed from it.
Well folks, get your signals and be in control!
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