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Ceramic piezoresistive pressure sensor

2017-01-08View Original

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If the material being measured using a ceramic piezoresistive pressure sensor is charged, will this cause a drift in the zero point? Additionally, corrosive and charged materials can be measured using other pressure sensors
Reply #22017-01-09
The material is a mixture of hydrochloric acid, ferrous chloride, and chromium chloride, and it serves as the electrolyte for flow batteries. The voltage and current meet the requirements for charging and discharging. Range: 0-0.3 MPa

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