Absolute pressure sensor SPH19S
piezoresistiveanalogstainless steel

absolute pressure sensor
absolute pressure sensor
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Characteristics

Pressure type
absolute
Technology
piezoresistive
Output
analog
Material
stainless steel
Pressure range

Max.: 10,000,000 Pa
(1,450.38 psi)

Min.: 0 Pa
(0 psi)

Process temperature

Max.: 125 °C
(257 °F)

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Description

SPH19S is the piezoresistive pressure sensor with isolated construction and precise compensation. It uses high stable monosilicon sensor die. Stainless steel 316L housing with diameter Ф19mm. Wider temperature compensation and zero correction are calibrated by laser trimming technics. The measured pressure is transmitted onto silicon die through 316L diaphragm and inner sealed silicon oil, to transform the pressure to electric signal.The sensor die doesn't contact the measuring medium directly, which forms to isolated structure, suitable for various liquid medium. Advantage • High stability monosilicon sensor die. • Voltage excitation. • Isolated structure, suitable various fliud. • All in 316L stainless steel. • Hastelloy C, Tantalum diaphragm material optional. Features • Measuring range: 0~40 kPa...60MPa • Power supply: 5-12VDC • Electrical connection: φ0.5mm Kovar pin or flexible wire • Bridge resistance: 6kΩ • Respond time(10%-90% ): < 1ms • Insulation resistance: 500MΩ/500VDC Industry application • Industrial process control • Gas, liquid pressure measure • Aviation and navigation inspection • Refrigeration equipment and air conditioner

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Hannover Messe 2024
Hannover Messe 2024

22-26 Apr 2024 Hannover (Germany) Hall 11 - Stand B14

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    ACHEMA 2024
    ACHEMA 2024

    10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany)

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