Pirani vacuum gauge, also known as resistive vacuum gauge, is Mr. Pirani made in 1906. Its working principle is: different degree of vacuum, air molecules per unit volume is different; for being heat resistance wire, to remove heat capacity (heat capacity) is different, temperature resistance wire is different. Because the resistance wire resistivity is a function of temperature, so that different degree of vacuum caused a different resistivity. Different resistance, current voltage drop across the resistor wire is different. According to a change in voltage can be converted from the air pressure, which is measured vacuum. The actual pirani gauge generally made of four-arm bridge, and a resistance wire used for temperature compensation of its series.
ZJ-52T This type of gauge uses a stabilized hot wire with extremely small heat capacity as a vacuum sensitive element, and has automatic ambient temperature compensation and dust protection functions. It has the characteristics of wide range, anti-pollution, oxidation resistance, small drift, long life, stable performance, etc. It is particularly suitable for rough and low vacuum measurements.