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High Frequency Response
Sensors and instrumentation which have high frequency response output signals, display readings or data recording to measure rapid changes which require a fast dynamic response from the sensing technology and signal conditioning electronics.
Specify your high frequency response pressure sensing device requirements
Strain gauge mV outputs that do not include any active electronic components which limit the bandwidth response of strain gauge sensing elements. The frequency response is a function of the natural frequency of the sensing diaphragm, the higher the pressure range and the smaller the sensing technology, the quicker it will respond to changes in pressure.
Pressure instruments for recording data with very short time intervals via a PC. Analyse characteristics of changing pressures to millisecond resolution. Display graphical plots on transfer data in tabulated form.
Digital readouts with quick update displays which refresh several times per second.
Capture the maximum reached pressure more accurately using a pressure gauge that refreshes its peak reading memory at a high frequency.
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