1 Transducers What it is A transducer that converts energy between electrical and mechanical forms to enable sensing, actuation, and signal conversion in a range of systems. Key benefits Accurate and reliable signal conversion that supports precise measurements and control. Broad compatibility with standard interfaces, connectors, and mounting patterns across the product line. Compact form factor and robust construction suitable for restricted spaces and demanding environments. Model variants available to match different sensitivities, loads, and electrical characteristics. Consistent performance with stable response over typical operating temperatures. Attributes and considerations Function: Transduces signals between electrical and mechanical domains. Compatibility: Designed to work with common system interfaces and related device types; refer to model specific data for exact compatibility. Size: Dimensions vary by model; check the datasheet for the exact size of the chosen variant. Material: Construction uses materials appropriate for the intended application; refer to model specific data for details. Performance: Sensitivity, bandwidth, linearity, and temperature stability depend on the specific model within the line. Use scenarios 1) Industrial automation: Installed as a position or force sensor on a production line to provide real time feedback to a PLC or servo controller. 2) Test and measurement: Used in engineering test rigs to convert physical changes into electrical signals for data logging and analysis. 3) Research and development: Employed in experimental setups to transduce signals for prototype devices, enabling rapid iteration and validation.