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Differential pressure sensor BMDE-70I-1000digitalmVfor aircraft
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Characteristics
- Pressure type
- differential
- Output signal
- digital, mV
- Applications
- for aircraft
- Domain
- for the aerospace industry
- Pressure range
Max.: 35 bar
(507.63 psi)Min.: 0.35 bar
(5.08 psi)- Temperature range
Max.: 130 °C
(266 °F)Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)
Description
4-20mA Output Digitally Corrected Differential Pressure Transmitter
The BMDE-70I-1000 digitally corrected transmitter offers high accuracy inclusive of all errors over a wide temperature range of -40°F to +250°F. The ingenious application of modern solid state technology to transducer sensing makes the BMDE-70I-1000 Series the most advanced pressure transducer available. Designed to measure liquid or gas pressure, the transducer is of all-welded stainless steel construction, with integral pressure port and diaphragm.
FEATURES
Robust Construction
Digitally Corrected
High Accuracy
Silicon on Silicon Integrated Sensor VIS®
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