TE Connectivity Pressure Transducers 20006465-00

Body Features

• Port Material : 17-4PH

Configuration Features

• Electrical Connection : Cable 1 m

Dimensions

• Hex Width Across Flats : 22.2 MM  [.875 INCH ]
• Product Height : 56.64 MM  [2.23 INCH ]

Electrical Characteristics

• Supply Voltage Range (V) : 2.7 - 5

Operation/Application

• Output Signal Details : 24-bitADCI2C
• Pressure (PSI) : 100
• Pressure Accuracy : ±0.25% FSO
• Proof Pressure Range : 2X Rated

Other

• Port Fitting : 1/4-18 NPT
• Sensor Options : Adhesive Label, No Snubber

Product Type Features

• Pressure Sensor Type : Industrial Pressure Transducer
• Pressure Type : Gauge

Usage Conditions

• Operating Temperature Range : -40 - 105 DEGC  [-40 - 221 DEGF ]
• Pressure (BAR) : 7

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M3200 Pressure Transducer

The M3200 pressure transducer from the Microfused line of TE issuitable for measurement of liquid or gas pressure, even fordifficult media such as contaminated water, steam, and mildlycorrosive fluids.

The transducer pressure cavity is machined from a solid piece of17-4PH stainless steel. The standard version includes a 1/4 NPTpipe thread allowing a leak-proof, all metal sealed system. Withexcellent durability, there are no welds or organics exposed to thepressure media.

TE’s proprietary Microfused technology, derived from demandingaerospace applications, employs micromachined siliconpiezoresistive strain gages fused with high temperature glass to astainless-steel diaphragm. This approach achieves mediacompatibility simply and elegantly while providing an exceptionallystable sensor without the PN junctions of conventionalmicromachined sensors.

Features

• One Piece Stainless Steel Construction
• Digital Pressure and Temperature Output or Analog mV/Amplified Output
• Compact
• 17-4PH Stainless Steel
• Customizable

Applications

• Pumps and Compressors
• Hydraulic/Pneumatic Systems
• Automotive Test Systems
• Energy and Water Management
• Medical Gas Pressure
• Leak Detection
• Remote Measuring Systems
• General Pressure Measurements