What is the Difference between a Differential Pressure Sensor and a Differential Pressure Transmitter?

The differential pressure transducer or differential pressure transmitter are all differential pressure sensors. It is called differently while means the same in most situations depending on the countries and companies as differential pressure transducers are mostly used in the USA.  In Micro Sensor, we call the sensitive element a differential pressure sensor that usually outputs a millivolt signal. The differential transducers and differential pressure transmitters usually output digital signals like 4mA DC-20mA DC, Modbus, HART, etc.

In industrial environments where accuracy and reliability are non-negotiable, MICROSENSOR stands as your trusted global partner for advanced differential pressure sensing. We design and manufacture a comprehensive range of differential pressure sensors and transmitters based on proven piezoresistive technology, providing precise, stable, and dependable measurement for critical applications involving water, oil, gas, and even corrosive media. Our differential pressure measuring instruments come with international certifications, including CE, ATEX, IECEx, and DNV for use in hazardous areas and marine installations.

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