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Active Transducers: Active transducers require an external power source to operate and generate an output signal that is amplified or modulated in some way. They actively manipulate the input signal to produce an output that is more easily measurable or usable. Examples of active transducers include piezoelectric sensors, photodiodes, and thermistors. Active transducers often offer advantages such as higher sensitivity, wider frequency response, and the ability to amplify weak signals. Passive Transducers: Passive transducers do not require an external power source and generate an output signal that is directly proportional to the input. They simply respond to the input stimulus by changing some electrical properties, such as resistance, capacitance, or inductance. Examples of passive transducers include resistive sensors (e.g., thermistors, strain gauges), capacitive sensors, and inductive sensors. Passive transducers are simpler in construction, less expensive, and more rugged than active transducers but may have limitations in terms of sensitivity and dynamic range.
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