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VEGAPULS 63 - Radar sensor for continuous level measurement of liquids - PS63.UXNAIHKNAX (For aggressive liquids or under hygienic requirements)
The VEGAPULS 63 uses a non-contact radar (TDR - Time Domain Reflectometry) principle to measure the level of aggressive liquids or in hygienic applications. The sensor emits microwave pulses, which are reflected by the liquid's surface, and the time it takes for these pulses to be received back by the antenna system is used to calculate the distance to the surface, and therefore the liquid level. This method is unaffected by process conditions like pressure, temperature, or product properties. How it Works
Key Characteristics
Application area The front-flush mounting of the encapsulated antenna system ensures optimum cleaning even with strict hygienic requirements.
Transmitter Feature
Basic Ordering Information Transmitter There are several Model of pressure transmitters, for more details read the PDF below
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VEGAPULS 66 - Radar sensor for continuous level measurement of liquids - PS66.RXEAO2HVMAX (In extreme temperatures and pressures)
The VEGAPULS 66 works by emitting a short microwave pulse from its antenna, which reflects off the surface of the liquid or solid being measured. The sensor then receives this reflected signal and calculates the time it took for the pulse to travel to the product surface and back. This "time of flight" is directly proportional to the distance to the product's surface, allowing the sensor to determine and output the continuous level of the medium. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of its working principle:
Transmitter Feature
Basic Ordering Information Transmitter There are several Model of pressure transmitters, for more details read the PDF below
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VEGAPULS 62 - Radar sensor for continuous level measurement of liquids - PS62.CXEAO4H8MAX (In extreme temperatures and pressures)
The VEGAPULS 62 is a non-contact radar level sensor that works by transmitting short microwave pulses from its antenna to the product's surface, which then reflects the signal back to the sensor. The sensor measures the time taken for the signal to travel to the product and back, a duration directly proportional to the level of the liquid. This time-of-flight measurement, also known as Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) in radar technology, allows for continuous and accurate level detection in a variety of vessels, even under difficult conditions like high pressure, temperature, or vacuum. How it works:
Key features and applications
Transmitter Feature
Basic Ordering Information Transmitter There are several Model of pressure transmitters, for more details read the PDF below
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VEGAPULS 62 - Radar sensor for continuous level measurement of liquids - PS62.CKEA04HVMAX (In extreme temperatures and pressures)
The VEGAPULS 62 is a non-contact radar level sensor that works by transmitting short microwave pulses from its antenna to the product's surface, which then reflects the signal back to the sensor. The sensor measures the time taken for the signal to travel to the product and back, a duration directly proportional to the level of the liquid. This time-of-flight measurement, also known as Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) in radar technology, allows for continuous and accurate level detection in a variety of vessels, even under difficult conditions like high pressure, temperature, or vacuum. How it works:
Key features and applications
Transmitter Feature
Basic Ordering Information Transmitter There are several Model of pressure transmitters, for more details read the PDF below
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VEGAPULS 62 - Radar sensor for continuous level measurement of liquids - PS62.DKEAO4HDMAX (In extreme temperatures and pressures)
The VEGAPULS 62 is a non-contact radar level sensor that works by transmitting short microwave pulses from its antenna to the product's surface, which then reflects the signal back to the sensor. The sensor measures the time taken for the signal to travel to the product and back, a duration directly proportional to the level of the liquid. This time-of-flight measurement, also known as Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) in radar technology, allows for continuous and accurate level detection in a variety of vessels, even under difficult conditions like high pressure, temperature, or vacuum. How it works:
Key features and applications
Transmitter Feature
Basic Ordering Information Transmitter There are several Model of pressure transmitters, for more details read the PDF below
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