1 pcs : TBPLPNS150PGUCV - Board Mount Pressure Sensors TruStability

      electronicparts-UK/M/785-TBPLPNS150PGUCV
      HONEYWELL
      £53.03
      Delivery: 7-10 business days
      Quantity
      10 Items

      Description
      TBP Basic Board Mount Pressure Sensors Honeywell TBP Basic Board Mount Pressure Sensors, which are Temperature Compensated/Unamplified, are piezoresistive silicon pressure sensors designed for use in medical and industrial applications. These unamplified and temperature-compensated sensors offer infinite resolution of the pressure signal. They operate as specified from 0°C to +85°C. Honeywell TBP Sensors are often ideal for users who want to do their own amplification in order to make use of the maximum resolution of the bare sensor output, leveraging any algorithm needed for the application. These sensors are available with several package styles and mounting options, making it easier for device manufacturers to integrate the product into their applications. The TBP measures gage pressures. Gage pressure sensors are referenced to atmospheric pressure and provide an output proportional to pressure variations from atmosphere. They are intended for use with non-corrosive, non-ionic gases, such as air and other dry gases, and for non-corrosive, nonionic liquids when the silicone gel coating option is selected. All products are designed and manufactured according to ISO 9001.
      Product Details
      HONEYWELL
      electronicparts-UK/M/785-TBPLPNS150PGUCV
      TBPLPNS150PGUCV
      10 Items

      Data sheet

      Manufacturer
      HONEYWELL
      Series
      TBP
      Maximum Operating Temperature
      + 125 C
      Minimum Operating Temperature
      - 40 C
      Product Type
      Board Mount Pressure Sensors
      Product Category
      Board Mount Pressure Sensors
      RoHS
      Details
      Brand
      Honeywell
      Operating Supply Voltage
      5 V
      Factory Pack Quantity Factory Pack Quantity
      50
      Subcategory
      Sensors
      Pressure Type
      Gauge