CR6261-250-50

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Specialized Sensors are an important class of equipment used in a range of industries and applications. The CR6261-250-50 is a specialized sensor that is designed to detect and measure the temperature and pressure variations of various gaseous, liquid, and solid materials.

The CR6261-250-50 is a thin-film thermal pressure sensor. The sensor itself consists of a thin-film resistive element, which is mounted onto a quartz substrate with a thick-film thermal resistor. This combination of elements enables the CR6261-250-50 to accurately measure temperature and pressure. The sensor has a temperature range of -50°C to 250°C and a pressure range of 0-500 Bar.

The working principle of the CR6261-250-50 is based on the change in resistance of the thin-film resistive element when temperature and pressure are applied to it. The change in resistance is then sensed by the sensor, which is capable of detecting changes in temperature and pressure as small as 0.001°C and 0.0001 Bar.

The main applications of the CR6261-250-50 include industrial automation, energy management and environmental monitoring. In industrial applications, the sensor is used to monitor and control the temperature, pressure, and flow of various materials such as gases, liquids, and solids. In environmental monitoring, the CR6261-250-50 is used to detect and measure changes in air temperature, air pressure, and air quality. Finally, in energy management, the sensor is used to monitor energy consumption and to enable efficient energy usage.

The CR6261-250-50 is an extremely versatile sensor, and can be used in a wide range of applications. Its ability to accurately measure and monitor temperature and pressure makes it an ideal tool for industrial and environmental monitoring, as well as energy management. The device is also compact and lightweight, making it easy to install and maintain.

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