Instrumentation Specialist Question:
Explain difference between transducer and converter in instrumentation

Answer:
Pretty much the same thing since both convert one type of energy into a proportional different type of energy. Like the pressure cell inside a pressure transmitter which we call a transducer or sensor and a I/P converter which we call a converter. Other examples are a analog to digital converters or the sensors in a car's engine which are also called transducers since they are stand alone and their transmitters or monitors are in a different place.
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