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CHAPTER 2___________________________________________________ PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
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CHAPTER 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Introduction
The PTB220 series barometers are fully compensated digital
barometers designed to cover a wide range of environmental pressure
and temperature. They can be used successfully both in accurate
pressure measurement applications at room temperature and in
demanding automatic weather station applications.
The PTB220 series digital barometers use the BAROCAP
®
silicon
capacitive absolute sensor developed by Vaisala for barometric
pressure measurement applications.
The measurement principle of the PTB220 series digital barometers is
based on an advanced RC oscillator and three reference capacitors
against which the capacitive pressure sensor and the capacitive
temperature compensation sensor are continuously measured. The
microprocessor of the barometer performs compensation for pressure
linearity and temperature dependence.
The pressure and temperature adjustment in the PTB220 consists of
seven temperature levels over the operating temperature range of the
barometer and of six to eleven pressure levels over the operating
pressure range of the barometer at each temperature level. The
calculated individual basic pressure and temperature adjustment
coefficients are stored in the EEPROM of each pressure transducer.
The user cannot change these basic factory adjustments.
The multipoint fine adjustment for pressure and the final pressure
calibration of the PTB220 Class A barometers is done using a manual
Ruska 2465 dead-weight tester. The multipoint fine adjustment and
calibration of the Class B barometers is done automatically using
electronic working standards.
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