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Strain-gauge pressure transducers of a new design

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Experience gained in working with different types of CWPT's has shown that this kind of pressure transducer has a high vibration stability, is reliably sealed, has no zero drift, and possesses a high sensitivity. The CWPT's should be calibrated dynamically when operating with low frequency oscillograph loops, thus making it possible to obtain more accurate recordings of amplitude and phase.

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  1. R. I. Vinogradov and P. I. Pyatkov, Alternating Pressure Receivers [in Russian], No. P-58-38/3, VINITI AN SSSR, Moscow, 1958.

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  1. R. I. Vinogradov
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Vinogradov, R.I. Strain-gauge pressure transducers of a new design. Meas Tech 5, 471–474 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00986703

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