What is the measurement principle of a radio frequency admittance level gauge?

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What is the measurement principle of a radio frequency admittance level gauge? Is it the same as that of a radar level gauge?

Reply #22017-05-13

Radio frequency admittance is based on the principle of capacitance, while radar operates on the principle of reflection of waves in media

Reply #32017-05-15

Radio frequency admittance, contact medium; measurement is based on changes in capacitance caused by changes in liquid level; accuracy is satisfactory and the price is very reasonable； Radar measures the height of a medium based on the reflection properties of radar waves and the principle of speed times time; its drawback is its high cost (compared to the previous method), and its accuracy varies.

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