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Pressure transducers

April 3, 2005
The Ashcroft G2 pressure transducer is combined with a custom ASIC for high performance. Delivers 1% full-scale total error band performance, including linearity, hysteresis, non-repeatability, and thermal error. Features good EMI/RFI ...
The Ashcroft G2 pressure transducer is combined with a custom ASIC for high performance. Delivers 1% full-scale total error band performance, including linearity, hysteresis, non-repeatability, and thermal error. Features good EMI/RFI performance, all-welded wetted materials, and an IP67 rating. Pressure ranges from 30 to 20,000 psi. Variety of pressure connections, output signals, and electrical terminations available.

Dresser Instruments,
(800) 328-8258,
www.ashcroft.com

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