Honeywell Low Pressure Sensor, 60 psi Operating Max
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
HoneywellProduct Type
Low Pressure Sensor
Maximum Operating Pressure
60 psi
Minimum Operating Temperature
-40°C
Material
Borosilicate Glass, Polyester, Glass Bond, Epoxy Adhesive, Silicon
Maximum Operating Temperature
85°C
Standards/Approvals
MIL-STD-202, Method 204, Method 213
Series
140PC
Minimum Operating Pressure
0psi
Response Time
1ms
Product details
Piezo-resistive pressure sensors
The 142PC series pressure sensors are piezo-resistive devices with semiconductors, which are perfectly suited to exact pressure measurements.
A silicon membrane generates a linear output signal proportional to the pressure, with no ripple.
The advanced technology of these sensors gives them great sensitivity, high reliability, low hysteresis, very short response times and long stability over time.
Two types:
- absolute: measurement relative to a perfect vacuum
- differential: measurement of the difference between two pressures.
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Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
HoneywellProduct Type
Low Pressure Sensor
Maximum Operating Pressure
60 psi
Minimum Operating Temperature
-40°C
Material
Borosilicate Glass, Polyester, Glass Bond, Epoxy Adhesive, Silicon
Maximum Operating Temperature
85°C
Standards/Approvals
MIL-STD-202, Method 204, Method 213
Series
140PC
Minimum Operating Pressure
0psi
Response Time
1ms
Product details
Piezo-resistive pressure sensors
The 142PC series pressure sensors are piezo-resistive devices with semiconductors, which are perfectly suited to exact pressure measurements.
A silicon membrane generates a linear output signal proportional to the pressure, with no ripple.
The advanced technology of these sensors gives them great sensitivity, high reliability, low hysteresis, very short response times and long stability over time.
Two types:
- absolute: measurement relative to a perfect vacuum
- differential: measurement of the difference between two pressures.