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I'm using this pressure sensor and when I submerse the pipe inside the liquid the pressure should be held constant ,but due to the temperature the sensor keeps giving different values after certain time.How can I compensate for this ,Mathematically and programmatically ?

Bashir Ahmed
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    'this pressure sensor'? I think you need to actually tell us what pressure sensor it is. What fluid?, what temperature? Engineers can't pull solutions out of thin air. – Kartman May 26 '21 at 11:11
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    its an air pressure sensor( MPS20N0040D-S ), 0-40kpa working range , temperature range is -40 to 85 operating range . – Bashir Ahmed May 26 '21 at 13:57
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    Read its datasheet. Multiply its temperature dependence by the temperature variation, and see if that is consistent with your observed variance in output values. If they aren't consistent, find out what else is causing variance before compensating for the wrong thing. –  May 26 '21 at 15:05

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Only your OEM sensor supplier can tell you with the vague question so far. Temp. Comp. matters!

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Tony Stewart EE75
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