- Detection - Measurement
- Flow, Pressure and Level Measurements
- Thin-film pressure sensor
- Strain Measurement Devices
Thin-film pressure sensor P940flush diaphragmstainless steelrugged
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Characteristics
- Technology
- thin-film
- Mounting
- flush diaphragm
- Material
- stainless steel
- Protection level
- rugged
- Applications
- process, for the aeronautical industry, for hydraulic applications
- Other characteristics
- high-temperature
- Pressure range
Max.: 6,000 psi
Min.: 30 psi
- Process temperature
Max.: 150 °C
(302 °F)Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)
Description
The P940 Pressure Sensor uses thin-film, superior sputtered metal strain gauge circuit technology on a stainless steel wetted surface. High-temperature capabilities and long-term stability offer use in a wide variety of applications. A uniquely designed lead-out pad provides simple soldering and rugged construction for transmitters. Can be mounted to pairing materials.
Features: -
· Low power consumption
· Unsurpassed stability
· Gold contact soldering pad
· Ultra-high temperature versions available -
Applications:
· Pressure Transducers/transmitters
· Aerospace
· Automotive
· Hydraulics
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