SUMMARY
The discussion centers on converting pressure changes into electrical signals for a wing stall alarm system. Himanshu suggests using a piezoelectric pressure sensor, which generates electricity during pressure changes, but acknowledges the challenge of programming it for varying altitudes. Fred recommends a combination of a pitot tube and a pressure transducer, which effectively measures pressure and converts it into an electrical signal. The feasibility of using a diaphragm to trigger a light sensor for alarm activation is also explored.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of piezoelectric pressure sensors
- Knowledge of pitot tube functionality
- Familiarity with pressure transducers and their applications
- Basic principles of electrical signal conversion
NEXT STEPS
- Research the specifications and pricing of piezoelectric pressure transducers
- Explore the design and implementation of pitot tube systems
- Investigate the integration of diaphragm mechanisms with light sensors
- Learn about programming alarm systems based on pressure changes
USEFUL FOR
Aerospace engineers, electrical engineers, and hobbyists interested in developing wing stall alarm systems or similar pressure-based sensing applications.