55-00241

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Sensor cable assemblies are versatile devices used in a variety of applications for sensing and measurement of electrical signals, including temperature, pressure, and acceleration. The 55-00241 Sensor Cable Assembly is a type of signal cable that is used to measure physical properties such as temperature, pressure, or acceleration. It consists of a temperature-sensing tip, a cable line, and a connector.

In terms of temperature sensing, the temperature-sensing tip is either a thermistor, RTD (resistance temperature detector) or thermocouple. The thermistor is a small resistor that changes its resistance with changes to the temperature. The RTD is a transducer that works to convert temperature changes into an electrical signal. Lastly, the thermocouple is a transducer consisting of two conductors that measure temperature by converting changes in temperature into an electric current. Depending on the specific application, the different temperature sensing tips can be chosen to provide the most accurate and reliable data.

The cable line consists of two 18 AWG shielded polyethylene insulated wires with a temperature range of up to 80°C (176°F) for the cable and up to 130°C (266°F) for the insulation. The cable line acts to connect the sensing tip to the actual connector itself. The connector is a 3-pin male and female circular connector that is rated up to 5A per contact.

The most common application for the 55-00241 Sensor Cable Assembly is measuring physical properties in harsh industrial environments, such as elevated temperatures. This could be used for testing the temperature of internal components in a jet engine, measuring changes in temperature in an autoclave, or testing the durability of automotive parts in a controlled environment. The assembly is designed to be rugged, reliable, and highly accurate, so it is well-suited for use in demanding applications.

The 55-00241 Sensor Cable Assembly is also used for testing pressure and acceleration. In pressure sensing applications, the assembly is typically used to measure changes in pressure within a system, such as the pressure within a hydraulic system or in a sealed container. In acceleration sensing applications, the assembly is used to measure changes in acceleration, such as in an automotive crash test or in a space craft during launch or reentry. Because of its rugged and reliable design, it is able to withstand the extreme environments associated with these tests.

The working principle of the 55-00241 Sensor Cable Assembly is relatively simple. When a physical property, such as temperature, pressure, or acceleration, is being measured, the sensing tip converts this property into an electrical signal. This signal is then transmitted through the cable line to the connector, where it is ultimately sent to a logger or processor for further analysis. Depending on the sensing tip, the signal is typically either an RTD or thermocouple output. The RTD output is then converted into a voltage signal that can be further processed, while the thermocouple output is typically used to measure temperature.

In conclusion, the 55-00241 Sensor Cable Assembly is a versatile device that can be used in a variety of applications for sensing and measuring electrical signals. It consists of a temperature-sensing tip, a cable line, and a connector, and is designed to be rugged, reliable, and highly accurate. It is most commonly used for measuring temperature, pressure, and acceleration in harsh industrial environments. The working principle involves converting the physical properties being measured into an electrical signal that is then sent to a logger or processor for further analysis.

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