Scientific Instruments Aerospace Probes Series 39/40/44/49 Product Information


Scientific Instruments Aerospace Probes Series 39/40/44/49 Product Information - cover page
Brand
Scientific
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
8 MB
Published
04 July, 2012
Updated
04 July, 2012
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About this manual

The document details the features of the Series 39 Signal Conditioning Modules, which utilize microprocessor technology to offer ease of programming and linearized 0-5 volt outputs. These modules are designed for use with various probe series.

Specific sections cover the Series 40 Liquid Level Probes (for cryogenic fluids like liquid oxygen and nitrogen) and the Series 44 and Series 49 Temperature Probes, detailing their stainless steel construction, hermetic sealing, and specific temperature ranges.

What's inside

  • Aerospace Probes
  • Signal Conditioning Modules
  • Liquid Level Probes
  • Temperature Probes
  • Series 39 Specifications
  • Series 40 Specifications
  • Series 44 Specifications
  • Series 49 Specifications

Specifications

Operating Temperature Range (Series 39)-25°C to +80°C
Output Voltage (Series 39)linearized 0-5 volt outputs
Excitation Current1.0 ma DC, four leaded
Output Voltage Range (Series 40)0.000 to 5.000 VDC
Response Time (Series 40)Less than 0.25 seconds
Media Pressure Withstanding2000 PSI
Temperature Range (Series 44B)-40°F to +554°F
Temperature Range (Series 44C)-436°F to +257°F
Insertion Length (Series 44/49)2” to 30”

Frequently asked questions

What fluids is the Series 40 Liquid Level Probe designed for?

The probes are designed for use with liquid oxygen, liquid hydrogen, liquid nitrogen and hypergolics.

What is the output voltage range for the Series 40 probe?

The output voltage ranges from 0.000 to 5.000 VDC.

What is the excitation current for these probes?

The probes use a 1.0 ma DC, four leaded excitation.

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