Abstract: An automatic operation method for setting temperature compensation coefficients of a digital pressure gauge is revealed. Primarily, a microcontroller unit (MCU) in the pressure gauge is equipped with built-in calibration procedures. The gauge is placed into a temperature-controlled chamber in order to obtain the temperature coefficient of offset (Tco) and temperature coefficient of span (Tcs). This method is the automatic measuring outputs of zero pressure/full scale at two temperatures to calculate the temperature coefficients Tco/Tcs. The two temperature compensation coefficients are stored in the MCU inside the pressure gauge. As the pressure gauge operates in any working temperature environments, the gauge based on a certain algorithm formula with the two stored temperature coefficients shows an accurate pressure reading.

Abstract: An automatic operation method for setting temperature compensation coefficients of a digital pressure gauge is revealed. Primarily, a microcontroller unit (MCU) in the pressure gauge is equipped with built-in calibration procedures. The gauge is placed into a temperature-controlled chamber in order to obtain the temperature coefficient of offset (Tco) and temperature coefficient of span (Tcs). This method is the automatic measuring outputs of zero pressure/full scale at two temperatures to calculate the temperature coefficients Tco/Tcs. The two temperature compensation coefficients are stored in the MCU inside the pressure gauge. As the pressure gauge operates in any working temperature environments, the gauge based on a certain algorithm formula with the two stored temperature coefficients shows an accurate pressure reading.

Abstract: An automatic control method of inflation is revealed. An inflator including a pressure gauge with a microprocessor automatically controls an inflated object to be inflated until the pressure reaches an initial set pressure value on the pressure gauge. After the pressure reaching the initial set pressure value, an air pump of the inflator is shut down until the pressure gets balanced. Now the value shown on the pressure gauge is lower than the initial set pressure value. The difference between an actual pressure value and the initial set pressure value is calculated and is added with the initial set pressure value to get a new set pressure value the inflated object actually needs by the microprocessor. Now the inflator starts inflation again until the pressure reaches the new set pressure value. The inflation is completely precisely.