Atlas Scientific A-10 Analog Pressure Sensor

Atlas ScientificSKU: RB-Atl-162
Manufacturer #: A10-APS

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Description

  • Atlas Scientific A-10 Analog Pressure Sensor
  • Measures pressure in water, gas, and oil environments
  • Constructed with 304L Stainless Steel
  • Operates in -40°C to 105°C range
  • Features analog output 0.5 – 4.5 VDC
  • Burst pressure capacity of 300 PSI

The Atlas Scientific A-10 Analog Pressure Sensor is engineered to measure pressure through a piezoresistive semiconducting element. This sensor is versatile and can be employed in a range of applications, including the measurement of pressure in water, gas, and oil environments.

  • 1x Atlas Scientific A-10 Analog Pressure Sensor
  • Sensing area: 14.3 mm (0.56")
  • Body material: 304L stainless steel
  • Cable length: 0.9 meters
  • Connector: Tinned leads
  • Weight: 121.3 grams
  • Threading: 1/4 NPT
  • Sterilization: Chemical only
  • Analog output
  • VCC
  • Absolute maximum ratings: VCC 5.5 VDC
  • Output current: 0.45 mA
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to 105°C
  • Proof pressure: 30 PSI (206 kPa)
  • Burst pressure: 300 PSI (2,068 kPa)
  • 5V power consumption: 6 mA
  • Operating principle: Utilizes a piezoresistive semiconducting element
  • Atmospheric pressure: 1MΩ
  • 10 PSI (68.947 kPa): 500KΩ
  • Analog output: 0.5 – 4.5 VDC
  • Pressure to voltage: 0 PSI (atmosphere) 0.5V, 2 PSI 1.3V, 4 PSI 2.1V, 6 PSI 2.9V, 8 PSI 3.7V, 10 PSI 4.5V
  • Voltage to PSI equation: PSI = 2.5 x (Volts) - 1.25
  • Voltage to kPa equation: kPa = 17.237 x (Volts) - 8.6185
  • Note: May read slight negative pressure when not under pressure due to floating point error

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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