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Mechanical vs. Solid State Pressure Switches

Publisher: Onyx Valve Co.
Overview:
Advantages of mechanical and solid state pressure switches are compared in this paper, which explains the principle of operation of a typical mechanical bourdon tube switch and a solid state pressure switch. Accuracy offered by mechanical bourdon tube switch is compared with that of a solid state pressure switch, detailing the differences in the dead-band adjustment mechanisms of these switches. Mounting flexibility offered by solid state switches compared to mechanical switches is stated, highlighting over-pressure tolerance and cost benefits offered by solid state switches. The paper also lists the advantages of mechanical pressure switches with reference to their power requirements.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.Principle of Operation1
2.Accuracy1
3.Dead-Band Adjustment2
4.Attitude2
5.Over Pressure2
6.Price2
7.Power Requirements3
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