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    Electronic pressure switch

    Oct. 9, 2013
    TDEPS electronic pressure switch with relay output uses redundant half-bridge circuitry for high-shock/high-vibration environments. sensing elements, if one fails, the switch continues to operate on the remaining elements.
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    The TDEPS electronic pressure switch with relay output uses redundant half-bridge circuitry for high-shock/high-vibration environments. Features include ±0.25% BFSL total error band (includes nonlinearity, hysteresis, and nonrepeatability); 9- to 28-Vdc power supply; 250 Vac or dc relay output (5-A maximum); compensated and operating temperature range of –40 to 194°F; and redundant sensing elements, if one fails, the switch continues to operate on the remaining elements.

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