SCX100DN

The SCX series sensors SCX100DN will provide a very cost effective solution for pressure applications that require high accuracy over a wide temperature range. These internally calibrated and temperature compensated sensors were specifically designed to,provide an accurate and stable output over a 0°C to 70°C temperature range. This series is intended for use with non-corrosive, nonionic working fluids such as air, dry gases, and the like.

Devices SCX100DN are available to measure absolute, differential, and gage pressures from 1psi (SCX01) up to 150psi (SCX150). The Absolute (A) devices have an internal vacuum reference and an output voltage proportional to absolute pressure. The Differential (D) devices allow application of pressure to either side of the pressure sensing diaphragm and can be used for gage or differential pressure measurements.

The SCX devices feature an integrated circuit sensor element and laser trimmed thick film ceramic housed in a compact nylon case. This package provides excellent corrosion resistance and provides isolation to external package stresses. The package has convenient mounting holes and pressure ports for ease of use with standard plastic tubing for pressure connection.

All SCX devices SCX100DN are calibrated for span to within ±1% and provide a very low zero pressure output of ±300 microvolts maximum. Thus, for many applications,no trimming networks are required in the signal conditioning circuitry. If the application requires extended temperature range operation, beyond 0 to 70°C, two pins which provide an output voltage proportional to temperature are available for use with external circuitry.

The output of the bridge is ratiometric to the supply voltage and operation from any D.C. supply voltage up to +30 V is acceptable.

Because these devices SCX100DN have very low noise and excellent temperature compensation, they are ideal for medical and other high performance applications. The 100 microsecond response time also makes this series an excellent choice for computer peripherals and pneumatic control applications.