Hello,
I am a mechanical engineer who has a (I would think relatively simple) problem.
I have a legacy gauge that reads a resistance from a sensor, and the range is 85ohm full and 2ohm empty.
I want to change the sensor because the old one is not reliable, but new sensors are not made with this signal configuration. Current sensor configurations have a output of 0ohm full and 90ohm empty.
Without throwing out the gage, can I make a circuit with a transistor or something to invert the signal and have the gauge work as designed?
Thanks
I am a mechanical engineer who has a (I would think relatively simple) problem.
I have a legacy gauge that reads a resistance from a sensor, and the range is 85ohm full and 2ohm empty.
I want to change the sensor because the old one is not reliable, but new sensors are not made with this signal configuration. Current sensor configurations have a output of 0ohm full and 90ohm empty.
Without throwing out the gage, can I make a circuit with a transistor or something to invert the signal and have the gauge work as designed?
Thanks