18 June 2019

Applications of transducer

Application of the transducer is more widely. Some of the used in medicine, such as in sonography machine, While some of the used in music engineering and recording, some of the used in complex mechanical systems and even in safety system like train brakes, Some of the application in different electronics components.  Here this post to cover almost each and every application and uses of the transducer.

Application and uses of the transducer are given below:
  • Transducer measure the load on the engines
  • It is used as a sensor device for knowing the engine knock
  • Measuring inlet, outlet or system pressure in the engine test setup
  • Measuring fluid height or level in tanks
  • Measuring pressure drop in a line for preventive maintenance
  • Sanitary pressure transducer in the bio or pharmaceutical industry
  • Measuring the pressure of slurry or slush using a flush diaphragm pressure transducer
  • It converts the temperature of the devices into an electrical signal or called as  mechanical work
  • It is used for detecting the movement of muscles which is called acceleromyograph
  • The transducer is used in the speaker for converting the electrical signal into acoustic sound
  • It is also used in the ultrasound machine. It receives the sound wave of the patient by emitting their sound waves and pass the signal to the CPU
  • It is used in the antenna for converting the electromagnetic  wave into an electrical signal
  • The transducer measures the pressure  of the gas and liquid by converting it into an electrical signal
  • The classification of the transducer depends on the various factor like by transduction the converting signal from AC or DC, etc
Here this post also gives some common application of transducer in a different part of electronics :
  • Thermistor/ Thermocouple
  • Optocoupler
  • LDR
  • Microphone
  • Hall effect
  • Speaker
  • Magnetic pickup
  • Flame or smoke
  • Pizzo
  • Strain gauge
  • Vibration
  • Magnetism
  • Force
  • Torque
  • Power
  • Current
  • Magnetic flux
  • Position 
  • Humidity
  • Displacement
  • Pressure
  • Velocity
  • Temperature 
  • Pressure
  • Data transfer