Temperature measuring transducer
A temperature transducer converts a documented temperature-sensor input into an instrument signal.
In plain English
An ultrasonic distance sensor uses sound beyond normal human hearing to obtain distance information.
A sensing system can time a returned echo from a target within its specified operating conditions.
Show the sound path to the target and the returned echo as measurement roles, not electrical terminals. Time-of-flight arrangements derive distance from travel time under their specified conditions. Identify the medium and target so the drawing does not imply that one installation works through every obstacle or environment.
No. The selected sensor, target, medium and installation determine its operating range. The block explains the measurement principle and leaves those actual limits to the product documentation.
Read the source: Ultrasonic measurement processing example
Target shape, medium and installation affect the measurement; the block does not specify a guaranteed range.
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