Digital Manometer, often known as electronic manometers, do not use hydrostatic balance to measure pressure. They instead include a pressure transducer, which is a mechanism that can transform an observed pressure level into an electrical signal whose characteristic strength is proportional to, or a proxy for, the amount of the pressure. Under pressure, the elastic section of the transducer deflects, and this deflection is translated to a quantity of an electrical variable that can be detected as well as calibrated to a pressure measurement. Pressure transducers generally employ one of three electrical parameters including resistive, capacitive, or inductive.