Which outcome occurs when temperature significantly deviates from calibrated conditions for a pressure transducer?

💡 Explanation

When temperature deviates, thermal expansion causes a zero shift because mechanical structure supporting the strain gauges expands and contracts unevenly, offsetting the baseline output voltage. Therefore, a zero shift results, rather than other errors like span, non-linearity or hysteresis which require related but distinct material properties.

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