NPC-1220-100G-3-N

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NPC-1220-100G-3-N is a pressure sensor in the family of transducers. It is a standard mil-spec type of pressure sensor designed for applications in aerospace such as military aircraft, missiles, and other flight vehicles. It can measure pressure in a non-corrosive atmosphere, and in other types of hazardous conditions.

NPC-1220-100G-3-N has a range of 0-15 psig (pounds per square inch gauge), and an accuracy of ±3.5% of full range (total). Its operating temperature range is -40 to 100°C, and its overpressure limit is 17.2 psig. The sensor provides output signal of either voltage or current, making it suitable for almost any type of system. It is also designed to have a mechanical response time of less than one millisecond, further enhancing its usefulness.

The working principle of NPC-1220-100G-3-N is based on the Wheatstone Bridge concept, in which a diaphragm is placed between two reference pressure cells. When pressure is applied, the diaphragm is flexed, and the resistance in the bridge is altered as a result. This change is detected by the sensor’s electronics, which then convert it into a usable form such as voltage or current.

NPC-1220-100G-3-N is especially suitable for applications where a fast response is needed, such as in military aircraft, as its response time is incredibly quick. It is also ideal for pressure measurement in hazardous environments, as it is MIL-SPEC certified and uses a non-corrosive diaphragm. Its dual output capability makes it suitable for a variety of applications.

NPC-1220-100G-3-N is an advanced type of pressure sensor with a wide range of applications. Its ability to detect pressure quickly and accurately, as well as its MIL-SPEC certification, make it a valuable tool for a variety of industries, including aerospace, military, and hazardous environments. With its diverse capabilities, it can be used in almost any type of pressure measurement system.

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