Honeywell 40PC Series Pressure Sensor Datasheet

Honeywell 40PC series pressure sensor is a miniature, amplified pressure sensor with full calibration and temperature compensation, which is the most robust and wide-temperature-applicable sensor in Honeywell's pressure products. In addition, 40PC can be compatible with a wide range of media, from dry air and water to coolant and oil.


Honeywell 40PC Series Pressure Sensor Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Honeywell
Document type
Datasheet
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
79 KB
Published
13 November, 2011
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
40PC
MD5 checksum
E0C8E25817C769494C2FFE1EB3A83F2F

About this manual

The Honeywell 40PC series pressure sensors are compact, amplified devices that provide fully calibrated, temperature‑compensated analog output. They use a single‑silicon‑chip design that integrates zero‑point, full‑scale, and amplification functions, and are mounted with a 6‑pin DIP footprint. Typical applications include medical beds, ventilators, oxygen concentrators, test equipment, blood pressure measurement, electronic brakes, oil level detection, fluid transport, HVAC, and fuel injection systems. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Pressure Range
  • Supply Voltage
  • Supply Current
  • Output Current
  • Temperature Range
  • Medium Compatibility
  • Typical Applications
  • Internal Structure
  • Output Specifications

Specifications

Output sensitivity40.0 mV/mmHg
Operating temperature-45 to +125 °C
Package6‑pin DIP

Frequently asked questions

What is the operating temperature range?

It works from –45 °C to +125 °C.

How many pins does the sensor have?

The device uses a 6‑pin DIP package.

What are typical applications for the 40PC sensor?

Typical uses include hospital beds, ventilators, oxygen concentrators, test equipment, blood pressure measurement, electronic brakes, oil level detection, fluid transport, HVAC, and fuel injection systems.

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