Question 4 A pressure transducer has a range of ±120 mm Hg, a sensitivity of 50 μV/mm Hg/V (excitation)and an allowable excitation voltage from 5 to 10 VDC. Estimate the required gain (amplification)needed to maximize the values of the signal. Assume the data acquisition voltage input range is+10 volts.

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A pressure transducer has a range of +120 mm Hg, a sensitivity of 50 µV/mm Hg/V (excitation) and an allowable excitation voltage from 5 to 10 VDC. Estimate the required gain (amplification) needed to maximize the values of the signal. Assume the data acquisition voltage input range is +10 volts.