Innovative Sensor Technology Ceracore UTC30 Ceramic Pressure Transducers
Innovative Sensor Technology Ceracore UTC30 Ceramic Pressure Transducers are compact, high-performance pressure transducers designed for precise measurement of liquid and gaseous media. Based on the USC30 pressure sensor, these transducers feature a dry capacitive ceramic sensor made from 99.9% ultrapure aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃). The Ceracore UTC30 pressure transducers offer exceptional corrosion resistance, long-term stability, and high overload protection. These transducers measure ranges from 0 to 0.1bar (0 to 1.5psi) to 0 to 100bar (0 to 1500psi). The transducers operate at a supply voltage range of 2.9V to 5.5VDC and include digital/analog signal output (SPI, UART, and U). Typical applications include the environmental, laboratory, research, medical technology, energy, ship-building, and construction industries.
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Features
- High overload resistance
- Good long-term stability
- High corrosion resistance
- Digital/analog signal output (SPI, UART, and U)
- Small physical size
- Measuring ranges from 0 to 0.1bar (0 to 1.5psi) to 0 to 100bar (0 to 1500psi)
- Optional temperature output, switch output
- Current consumption:
- <1.6mA female header strip
- <2mA male pin header strip
- 2.9VDC to 5.5VDC analog and digital output supply voltage range
- Measured process variable:
- Gauge pressure or absolute pressure
- Temperature
Applications
- Environmental industry
- Laboratory and research
- Medical technology
- Energy industry
- Shipbuilding industry
- Construction industry
Overview
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Publié le: 2025-07-30
| Mis à jour le: 2025-08-20