Ratiometric

Ratiometric is used to describe an output signal which changes in proportion to a change input or supply voltage.

A typical ratiometric device would be a strain gauge output pressure sensor, where the output sensitivity is described as a ratio between output and input supply voltage.

If the sensor is described as having a 3 mV/V ratiometric output sensitivity, this means that the full span output will increase by 3 millivolts for every 1 volt increase in supply voltage.

• TPH Strain Gauge Ultra High Pressure Sensor
• Universal Strain Gauge Bridge Input Transmitter – STRAIN
• TPS Strain Gauge Pressure Sensor
• Thin Film Strain Gauge Pressure Sensors

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