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What is diffrence between Transducer and Transmitter?
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Answer Posted / rajesh kumar
Which converts one form of energy i.e (non electrical
energy) into other form i.e (electrical energy)
example: bellows & bourdan tubes these are primary
transducer
transmitter which transmits the signal from one point to
other point without the signal loss
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