1B32 bridge sensor signal conditioner with multi-channel application circuit when the pressure sensor
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The 1B32 application circuit features multiple pressure sensors as illustrated in the figure. Excitation power is supplied through the AD542, which is followed by a TIP32 transistor that drives multiple bridge sensors. The AD542 operates as a Bi-FET in the output stage of the operational amplifier, functioning as a buffer. The TIP31 is an NPN epitaxial type power transistor with a maximum reverse voltage of 45V, a maximum collector current of 3A, and a maximum power consumption of 40W. The circuit operates within a temperature range of -25 to +80 degrees Celsius, providing a +10V, 300mA excitation source. The 1B32 circuit is configured with a gain of 333.3, meaning the gain is set to 333.3 times.
The 1B32 application circuit is designed to interface multiple pressure sensors, utilizing an excitation power source to ensure accurate sensor readings. The AD542 Bi-FET serves as the initial stage of the circuit, providing a stable and buffered output that is crucial for maintaining signal integrity when driving multiple bridge sensors. This configuration allows for the effective amplification of the signals produced by the pressure sensors, which are typically low-level outputs.
The TIP32 transistor is employed to manage the current required by the bridge sensors, ensuring that they receive adequate power for optimal performance. The TIP31 NPN transistor is selected for its robust specifications, including a maximum reverse voltage of 45V, which ensures that the circuit can handle varying input conditions without damage. Its capability to support a collector current of 3A and a power consumption of 40W makes it suitable for applications that require significant power handling.
Operating within a temperature range of -25 to +80 degrees Celsius, the circuit is designed for reliability in diverse environmental conditions. The +10V, 300mA excitation source provided by the circuit is essential for powering the sensors, ensuring they function correctly and produce accurate readings. The gain of 333.3 is a critical parameter, allowing for the amplification of sensor signals to a usable level, facilitating further processing or monitoring applications. This configuration is particularly useful in industrial applications where precise pressure measurements are necessary for system control and monitoring.1B32 application circuit with multiple pressure sensor shown in Fig. Excitation power through AD542, after TIP32 then drive multiple bridge sensors. AD542 is a Bi-FET as the in put stage of the operational amplifier, where the act as a buffer. TIP31 NPN epitaxial type power transistors, the maximum reverse voltage of 45V, maximum collector current of 3A, the maximum power consumption of 40W. The circuit in the temperature range of -25 ~ + 80 to provide + 10V, 300mA source of excitation. The 1B32 of 333.3 GAIN grounded, the gain is set as 333.3 times.
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