What are the characteristics of tipping bucket rain gauge?

The tipping bucket rain gauge consists of a water container, an upper tipping bucket, a metering tipping bucket, a counting tipping bucket, a collecting funnel, an adjusting screw and a reed switch. In the measurement process, with the intermittent overturning action of the tipping bucket, the switch is driven and pulse signals are sent out to convert non-electric quantity into electric quantity for output. Rainwater is collected by the water container and injected into the tipping bucket through a small funnel with a small round protective net and a drainage pipe at its lower end. Dump-bucket rain gauge is a special meteorological and hydrological equipment for automatic measurement of rainfall. This equipment converts precipitation into switching information (electric signal) and outputs it to achieve the purpose of rainfall information transmission, processing, recording and display. I don't know anything else.