what is the difference between sensor and tranducers?
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Answer Posted / jobby c johnson
a sensor is one which measures a pysical variable. a
transducer is one which transforms the physical variable
into some other form which can be easily processed by the
remaining measurement system. if it is conerting the signal
into electrical form it is called elecrical transducers
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