You are working with a system that consists of a pressure calibrator putting out
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You are working with a system that consists of a pressure calibrator putting out 20 PSI (+/- .05PSI) into a transducer with an input range of 0-30 PSI and an output of 0-5 Volts. The transducer has a total error of .1% full scale. You connect this transducer to your mydaq (+/- 10V 16 bit) to read the output.
Choose the correct answer and show the steps
The error in this system specific to the pressure transducer is:
Question 2
The theoretical resolution of the daq board you are using (in volts) is:
Question 3
If we were to assume a resolution of 100 E-6 Volts/bit what would the reading resolution be in PSI?
.03 PSIExplanation / Answer
a) The error in this system specific to the pressure transducer is:
Please note here we need to find error specific to pressure transducer only.
Pressure calibrator error not to be included here.
transducer with an input range of 0-30 PSI
The transducer has a total error of 0.1% full scale
Let ep = error due to pressure transducer
= 0.1% of full scale
= (0.1/100)*30 PSI (Full scale pressure = 30 PSI )
ep =0.03 PSI .............1
This is the required error in this system specific to the pressure transducer
b)The theoretical resolution of the daq board you are using (in volts) is:
We are given following data
daq voltage range = +/- 10 V
Number of bits of daq, n = 16
Resolution of daq = daq voltage range / 2n
= 10 / 216
= 152.5879 E-6 Volts/bit
Resolution of daq = 153.5879 E-6 Volts/bit ......2 ( option which is close is chosen )
This is the required theoretical resolution of the daq board
3) If we were to assume a resolution of 100 E-6 Volts/bit what would the reading resolution be in PSI?
We are given following data:
0 - 30 PSI corresponds to 0 - 5 volts
i.e. 30 PSI corresponds to 5 Volts.
so 100 E-6 Volts corresponds to =(30 x 100 E-6) / 5 PSI/bit
Required resolution in PSI = 600 E-6 PSI/bit ..............3
This is the required resolution in PSI, If we were to assume a resolution of 100 E-6 Volts/bit
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