Capacitive Level sensor

Capacitive level sensor also called Capacitive level gauge is a device that converts the change of the position of the measured object into capacitance.

The capacitive level probe has simple structure, high resolution, reliable operation, fast dynamic response, non-contact measurement, and can be measured at high temperature.

The capacitive level sensor application advantages is working under harsh conditions such as radiation and strong vibration have been applied in various fields of industrial and agricultural production.

Capacitive level sensor is widely used in industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, oil and gas, and water and wastewater treatment. It is also used in applications such as liquid level measurement in tanks, vessels, and containers, and in the measurement of powders, grains, and other bulk solids. The capacitive level sensor is also suitable for use in applications where the measured object is not conductive or has a low dielectric constant.

Transmitter capacitance level probe sensor working with capacitive sensing technology in fluid or solid level sensing. It works on the principle of capacitance: charge accumulates in the gap between two sheets of metal, or ‘electrodes’, when a voltage is applied to one electrode.