Percentimeter is an instrument that measures and displays physical quantities such as temperature, pressure, flow rate, liquid level, etc. It works by utilizing a thin elastic element that, when subjected to pressure or deformation, produces a tiny electrical signal that is converted into a readable value. Percentimeters can measure a very wide range of temperatures, from common room temperatures to high temperatures of up to thousands of degrees, and can even be measured in deep oceans or space.
Percentimeters typically consist of two parts: a sensing unit and an indicating instrument. The sensing unit is the heart of the measurement of physical quantities, while the indicating instrument is responsible for converting the measured signals into readable data, such as a digital display or pointer. According to different measurement requirements and application scenarios, there are also various types of percent meters, such as thermometers, manometers, ammeters, flow meters, etc.
Percentimeters are widely used in industrial automation, aerospace, petrochemical and chemical industries, medical devices and other fields. In industrial production, the percent meter can monitor the operation status of the equipment in real time, help engineers find faults in time, and reduce downtime and labor maintenance costs. In medical devices, the percent meter can measure body temperature, blood pressure, heart rate and other health indicators, providing doctors with judgment and treatment basis. With the continuous progress of science and technology and the continuous expansion of application scenarios, the percentage meter has a very broad application prospect in the future.