SENSORTECHNICS 24PC0100DSMT

24PC SMT Series (mbar)
Unamplified, uncompensated pressure sensors
FEATURES
· 0...50 mbar to 0...1 bar
gage or differential
· High impedance bridge
· True surface mount miniature package
· Usable for wet/wet applications8
SERVICE
All media compatible with
port 1:
- polyphtalamide
- silver-filled silicone
- silicon nitride
port 2:
- polyphtalamide
- fluor-silicone
- silicon
Scale:
1 cm
1/2 inch
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum ratings
Supply voltage
Temperature limits
Storage
Operating
Lead temperature (10 sec. soldering)
12 V
-55 to +100°C
-40 to +85°C
Vs
1
260°C
4
Humidity limits
Vibration (0 to 2000 Hz)
(qualification tested)
Mechanical shock (qualification tested)
Proof pressure1
24PC0050DSMT
24PC0100DSMT
24PC0250DSMT
24PC01K0DSMT
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0...100 %RH
-
Output
20 g sine
50 g
2
+
3
1.4 bar
1.4 bar
1.4 bar
3.0 bar
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Unamplified, uncompensated pressure sensors
PRESSURE SENSOR CHARACTERISTICS
Vs = 10.0 ± 0.01 V, tamb = 20°C (unless otherwise noted)
Part number
Operating pressure
Full-scale span2
Min.
Typ.
Max.
Sensitivity typ.
24PC0050DSMT
0 - 50 mbar
21 mV
33 mV
44 mV
650 µV/mbar
24PC0100DSMT
0 - 100 mbar
43 mV
65 mV
87 mV
650 µV/mbar
24PC0250DSMT
0 - 250 mbar
61 mV
83 mV
105 mV
333 µV/mbar
24PC01K0DSMT
0 - 1000 mbar
159 mV
218 mV
276 mV
220 µV/mbar
COMMON PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS
Vs = 10.0 ± 0.01 V, tamb = 25°C (unless otherwise noted)
Characteristics
Min.
Zero pressure offset
-30
4
Temperature effects (0 - 50°C)
Temperature effects on bridge impedance
±2.0
Span
-2000
4
Max.
Unit
+30
Offset
mV
ppm/°C
+2200
Linearity (P2 > P1, BSL)3
Repeatability and hysteresis
Typ.
±0.25
5
±0.15
Long term stability7
% sp a n
±0.5
Input impedance
4.0
5.0
6.0
Output impedance
4.0
5.0
6.0
Response time6
kΩ
1.0
ms
Specification notes:
1. The maximum specified pressure which may be applied to the sensor without causing a permanent change in the output
characteristics.
2. Span is the algebraic difference between the output voltage at full-scale pressure and the output at zero pressure. Span is
ratiometric to the supply voltage.
3. Linearity (BSL), the deviation of measured output at constant temperature (25°C) from "Best Straight Line" determined by three
points, offset pressure, full-scale pressure and half full-scale pressure.
scale - Voffset
[ V½ full scale – { (fullVfullscale
pressure)
x (½ full scale pressure) + Voffset }] : 2 (Vfull scale) x 100 %
where: V = measured value for each device
4. Error band of the offset voltage, span or bridge impedance in the specified temperature range, relative to the 25°C reading.
5. Repeatability, the deviation in output readings for successive application of any given input pressure (all other conditions
remaining constant. Hysteresis, the error defined by the deviation in output signal obtained when a specific pressure point is
approached first with increasing pressure, then with decreasing pressure or vice versa (all other conditions remaining constant).
6. Response time for 0 to full-scale pressure step change, readings taken at 10 % and 90 % of full-scale pressure.
7. Long term stability of offset and span over a period over one year.
8. The sensors might be used on both ports, for media compatible with the components, specified under "Service" (page 1).
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Unamplified, uncompensated pressure sensors
OUTLINE DRAWING
mass: 0.5 g
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dimensions in mm (inches)
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Unamplified, uncompensated pressure sensors
SUGGESTED LAND PATTERN
dimensions in mm (inches)
ORDERING INFORMATION
2
24PC series
4
PC
xxxx
D
SMT
SMT package
non compensated
Differential pressure
0050:
0100:
0250:
01K0:
Pressure range
0 - 50 mbar
0 - 100 mbar
0 - 250 mbar
0 - 1000 mbar
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application or use of any product or circuit described herein, neither does it convey any license under its patent rights nor the rights of others.
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