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    Classification Based On Working Mechanism

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    This document classifies transducers based on their working mechanism. It discusses active transducers, which generate their own electrical voltage during conversion without an external power supply, and passive transducers, which require an external battery voltage to operate and only change parameters like resistance or capacitance during conversion. It provides examples of different types of transducers and describes how the output of each transducer corresponds to a specific measured variable, such as light intensity, temperature, force, pressure, or displacement.

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    Classification Based On Working Mechanism

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    This document classifies transducers based on their working mechanism. It discusses active transducers, which generate their own electrical voltage during conversion without an external power supply, and passive transducers, which require an external battery voltage to operate and only change parameters like resistance or capacitance during conversion. It provides examples of different types of transducers and describes how the output of each transducer corresponds to a specific measured variable, such as light intensity, temperature, force, pressure, or displacement.

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    This document classifies transducers based on their working mechanism. It discusses active transducers, which generate their own electrical voltage during conversion without an external power supply, and passive transducers, which require an external battery voltage to operate and only change parameters like resistance or capacitance during conversion. It provides examples of different types of transducers and describes how the output of each transducer corresponds to a specific measured variable, such as light intensity, temperature, force, pressure, or displacement.

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    Classificationbasedonworking

    mechanism
    ActiveTransducer
    PassiveTransducer
    Anactivetransducerisdefinedasa
    transducerwhichgeneratesitsownelectrical
    voltageduringconversion.Itdoesnotrequire
    anyexternalbatterysupplyforitsworking.
    Photo-voltaicCell
    Thermopile
    PiezoelectricType
    MovingCoilType
    Thevoltagechangethatoccursacrossthep-n
    junctionduetolightradiationisknownbyits
    correspondingsolarcellvalueorlight
    intensity.
    Thevoltagechangedevelopedacrossa
    junctionoftwodissimilarmetalsisknownby
    itscorrespondingvalueoftemperature,heat
    orflow.
    Whenanexternalforceisappliedontoa
    quartzcrystal,therewillbeachangeinthe
    voltagegeneratedacrossthesurface.This
    changeismeasuredbyitscorresponding
    valueofsoundorvibration.
    Thechangeinvoltagegeneratedina
    magneticfieldcanbemeasuredusingits
    correspondingvalueofvibrationorvelocity.
    Passivetransducerisdefinedasthe
    transducerwhichrequiresexternalbattery
    voltagetooperate.Alsoitonlychangesits
    parameterlikechangeinresistanceor
    capacitanceduringconversion.
    ResistanceVariationType
    CapacitanceVariationType
    InductanceVariationType
    VoltageandCurrentType
    ResistanceStrainGauge
    ResistanceThermometer
    ResistanceHygrometer
    HotWireMeter
    Thechangeinvalueofresistanceofmetal
    semi-conductorduetoelongationor
    compressionisknownbythemeasurementof
    torque,displacementorforce.
    Thechangeinresistanceofmetalwiredueto
    thechangeintemperatureknownbythe
    measurementoftemperature.
    Thechangeintheresistanceofconductive
    stripduetothechangeofmoisturecontentis
    knownbythevalueofitscorresponding
    humidity.
    Thechangeinresistanceofaheatingelement
    duetoconvectioncoolingofaflowofgasis
    knownbyitscorrespondinggasflowor
    pressure.
    Thechangeinresistanceofacellduetoa
    correspondingchangeinlightfluxisknownby
    itscorrespondinglightintensity.
    Thechangeinresistanceofasemi-conductor
    thathasanegativeco-efficientofresistanceis
    knownbyitscorrespondingmeasureof
    temperature.
    Thechangeinresistanceofapotentiometer
    readingduetothemovementofthesliderasa
    partofanexternalforceappliedisknownby
    itscorrespondingpressureordisplacement.
    VariableCapacitancePressureGauge
    DielectricGauge
    CapacitorMicrophone
    Thechangeincapacitanceduetothechange
    ofdistancebetweentwoparallelplatescaused
    byanexternalforceisknownbyits
    correspondingdisplacementorpressure.
    Thechangeincapacitanceduetoachangein
    thedielectricisknownbyitscorresponding
    liquidlevelorthickness.
    Thechangeincapacitanceduetothe
    variationinsoundpressureonamovable
    diagramisknownbyitscorrespondingsound.
    EddyCurrentTransducer
    VariableReluctanceType
    ProximityInductanceType
    DifferentialTransformer
    MagnetostrictiveTransducer
    Thechangeininductanceofacoilduetothe
    proximityofaneddycurrentplateisknownby
    itscorrespondingdisplacementorthickness.
    Thevariationinreluctanceofamagnetic
    circuitthatoccursduetothechangein
    positionoftheironcoreorcoilisknownbyits
    correspondingdisplacementorpressure.
    Theinductancechangeofanalternating
    currentexcitedcoilduetothechangeinthe
    magneticcircuitisknownbyitscorresponding
    pressureordisplacement.
    Thechangeindifferentialvoltageof2
    secondarywindingsofatransformerbecause
    ofthechangeinpositionofthemagneticcore
    isknownbyitscorrespondingforce,pressure
    ordisplacement.
    Thechangeinmagneticpropertiesdueto
    changeinpressureandstressisknownbyits
    correspondingsoundvalue,pressureorforce.
    Photo-emissiveCell
    HallEffect
    IonizationChamber
    Electronemissionduetolightincidenceon
    photo-emissivesurfaceisknownbyits
    correspondinglightfluxvalue.
    Thevoltagegeneratedduetomagneticflux
    acrossasemi-conductorplatewitha
    movementofcurrentthroughitisknownbyits
    correspondingvalueofmagneticfluxor
    current.
    Theelectronflowvariationduetothe
    ionisationofgascausedbyradio-active
    radiationisknownbyitscorresponding
    radiationvalue.

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