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MAINTENANCE | ENGINEERING |What is Sensor Drift?
DEFINITION OF DRIFT : Sensor drift is a gradual deviation in the output signal of a transducer from the true pressure value, even though the actual process pressure remains constant Example: If a transducer is calibrated so that 0 psi = 4 mA, over time it might read 4.2 mA at 0 psi (indicating false pressure). That small shift can lead to hundreds of psi error at higher pressures. Causes of Sensor Drift in Melt Pressure Applications: High Temperature Effects Continuous exp

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