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Title: Electronic Transducers And Transmitters
Author: Steve Paetz
Source: 1998 Gulf Coast Measurement Short Course (Now called ASGMT)
Year Published: 1998
Abstract: This session covers the electronic transducer and transmitter. Webster defines a transducer as a device that is actuated by power from one system and supplies power (usually in another form) to a second system. Microphones and speakers are one of many types of transducers. In our field of work, we know it to be a device that can transform pressure, tank levels, temperature, etc. into an electrical signal. Usually attached to a transducer is a transmitter. The transmitter is a device that amplifies, scales, and converts the transducer signal for a receiving device such as a control room computer, RTU, or PLC. Lets first turn our attention to the transducer and particularly the pressure transducer.

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