Ultrasonic transit-time flow transducer BBFM-Q125K
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Ultrasonic transit-time flow transducer - BBFM-Q125K - Deep Minds Ultrasonic - gas
Ultrasonic transit-time flow transducer - BBFM-Q125K - Deep Minds Ultrasonic - gas
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Technology
ultrasonic transit-time
Applications
gas

Description

Overview
The BBFM-Q125K is a 125 kHz ultrasonic transducer designed for gas flow measurement in industrial meters and transit-time systems. It provides a narrow beam and IP68 protection for reliable operation in demanding environments.

Technical specifications
  • Model: BBFM-Q125K
  • Center frequency: 125 kHz ±5%
  • Recommended range: 0.12 to 2 m
  • Minimum impedance: 1,100 Ω ±20%
  • Capacitance: 460 pF ±20% at 1 kHz
  • Operating voltage: Peak voltage < 1,200 Vpp
  • Operating temperature: -40 to +80°C
  • Pressure rating: ≤3 kgf or 0.3 MPa
  • Half-power beam angle: 13.5° ±10% at -3 dB
  • Dimensions: Ø16 × 19
  • Protection rating: IP68
  • Weight: 12 g ±5% with 20 cm cable


Applications
  • Industrial gas flow meters
  • Commercial and utility gas meters
  • Gas velocity measurement
  • Transit-time gas measurement modules


Electrical matching
Transmit and receive circuits should be matched to a minimum impedance of 1,100 Ω ±20% and capacitance of 460 pF ±20% at 1 kHz. Ensure peak drive voltage remains below 1,200 Vpp to avoid element damage.

Installation & environment
Mount according to system design ensuring acoustic path within the 0.12–2 m range. IP68 protection and the specified temperature and pressure ratings make the transducer suitable for submersible or harsh installations; use the supplied 20 cm cable or specify cable options as required.

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