PASCO PS-2113A - Manual
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I n s t r u c t i o n S h e e t
0 1 2 - 0 7 5 7 8 G
Barometer/Low Pressure Sensor
PS-2113A
.
*See the PASCO catalog or the PASCO web site at www.pasco.com
for more information.
Introduction
The PS-2113A Barometer/Low Pressure Sensor measures
atmospheric pressure in inches of mercury (Hg), hectopas-
cals (hPa), kilopascals (kPa), and millibars (mBar).
The sensor is designed to work with a PASPORT-compatible
interface (such as the UI-5100 850 Universal Interface) and
PASCO data acquisition software (such as PASCO Cap-
stone). With the data acquisition software, the sensor can be
used to measure the barometric pressure over a period of
time, the difference in air pressure related to a change in alti-
tude, or the change in pressure inside a plant due to transpi-
ration.
The sensor includes plastic tubing, four inline connectors,
and four quick connectors. The quick connector attaches to
the pressure port on the front end of the sensor. The inline
connector can be used to attach a piece of tubing to a
one-hole stopper, for example.
Set-Up
•
Plug the Barometer/Low Pressure Sensor into one of the
PASPORT input ports of a PASCO interface.
NOTE: If more distance is needed between the sensor and
the interface, plug the sensor into a PASPORT Extension
Cable, and then plug the cable into the interface.
•
Start the PASCO data acquisition software. Set up a data
display in the software. Begin recording data.
Quick Connector
Inline Connector
Quick Connector
Pressure Port
Included Items
Tubing, 60 cm (2 ft) - not shown
Connector, inline (4)
Connector, quick (4)
Required Items*
PASCO Interface
PASCO Data Acquisition Software
Other Item*
PS-2500 PASPORT Extension Cable
Sensor
PASPORT
Input Port
Interface
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