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226B11TCDCDFB2A1
Vacuum Pressure Transducer, Differential, 10 Torr, 4 VCR-F, 0-10 VDC, Bidirectional, DB9
$898
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 226B11TCDCDFB2A1 Vacuum Pressure Transducer, Differential, 10 Torr, 4 VCR-F, 0-10 VDC, Bidirectional, DB9
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226a baratron 0.2-1000 torr differential capacitance manometer
226B12KBGBGFU3T1
Pressure Transducer, Differential, 100 kPa, 0.1875 in. Tube, 0-5 VDC, Unidirectional, Terminal
$934
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 226B12KBGBGFU3T1 Pressure Transducer, Differential, 100 kPa, 0.1875 in. Tube, 0-5 VDC, Unidirectional, Terminal
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 $934
226B12TCDCDFB2A1
Vacuum Pressure Transducer, Differential, 100 Torr, 4 VCR-F, 0-10 VDC, Bidirectional, DB9
$898
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 226B12TCDCDFB2A1 Vacuum Pressure Transducer, Differential, 100 Torr, 4 VCR-F, 0-10 VDC, Bidirectional, DB9
15 Weeks
 $898
226B13TCDCDFB2A1
Pressure Transducer, Differential, 1000 Torr, 4 VCR-F, 0-10 VDC, Bidirectional, DB9
$898
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 226B13TCDCDFB2A1 Pressure Transducer, Differential, 1000 Torr, 4 VCR-F, 0-10 VDC, Bidirectional, DB9
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 $898
226a baratron 0.2-1000 torr differential capacitance manometer
226B13TCDCDFB4T1
Pressure Transmitter, Differential, 1000 Torr, 4 VCR-F, 4-20 mA, Bidirectional, Terminal
$936
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 226B13TCDCDFB4T1 Pressure Transmitter, Differential, 1000 Torr, 4 VCR-F, 4-20 mA, Bidirectional, Terminal
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226a baratron 0.2-1000 torr differential capacitance manometer
226B21MGAGAFB1T1
Vacuum Pressure Transducer, Differential, 20 mbar, NW16 ISO-KF, 0-1 VDC, Bidirectional, Terminal
$934
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 226B21MGAGAFB1T1 Vacuum Pressure Transducer, Differential, 20 mbar, NW16 ISO-KF, 0-1 VDC, Bidirectional, Terminal
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Description
226a baratron 0.2-1000 torr differential capacitance manometer 226B Differential Capacitance Manometer, 226A Series

Specifications

  • Type
    Vacuum/pressure Transducer
  • Measurement Type
    Differential
  • Full Scale Pressure Ranges
    0.2, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 1000 Torr and equivalents in kPa, mbar, inches H2O, and cm H2O
  • Output Signal
    0-1VDC, 0 - 5VDC, 0-10VDC > 10 k Ω load; or 2-wire 4-20 mA from +24VDC supply into < 500 Ω load
  • Fitting Type
    Standard: 0.25 in. OD (6.4 mm) tubes
    Optional: Various
  • Electrical Connector
    9-pin D-subminiature standard, terminal block and flying leads optional
  • Resolution
    0.01% of Full Scale
  • Accuracy
    0.50% of Full Scale unidirectional or bidirectional standard; 0.30% of Full Scale unidirectional or bidirectional, and 0.30% of Reading (unidirectional calibrations only)
  • Zero Temperature Coefficient
    0.1% Full Scale/°C for standard accuracy specification
  • Span Temperature Coefficient
    0.04% of Reading/°C
  • Sensor Internal Volume
    Measurement Side (Px): 1.4 cm
    Reference Side (Pr): 9.0 cm
    (when equipped with standard 1/4-inch (6.4 mm) O.D. inlet and reference tubes)
  • Ambient Operating Temperature
    0-50°C
  • Maximum Overpressure
    Measurement Side (Px): 120% of Full Scale or 20 psi (140 kPa), whichever is higher
    Reference Side (Pr): 120% of Full Scale
  • Maximum Line Pressure
    40 psig (275 kPa)
  • Exposed Materials
    Measurement Side (Px): Inconel
    Reference Side (Pr): Inconel, ceramic, palladium, stainless steel, glass
  • Power Requirements
    ±15 VDC (±5%) or +13 VDC to +30 VDC @ 25 mA, ripple less than 20 mV
  • Compliance
    CE, SEMI S2

Features

Differential Pressure Measurement

Differential capacitance manometers can be connected to any pressure or vacuum source for use as the reference pressure. These manometers read the difference in pressure between the inlet tube and the reference cavity at the backside of the electrode. Differential pressure transducers can be used to measure either the true differential pressure or vacuum between two locations, or the reference side of the product can be left open to provide a true reference to local atmospheric pressure. Applications include air and gas flow measurements for filters and analytical systems, downstream pressure control in thin film processing systems, and automated leak testing systems.

Inconel® Nickel Alloy Construction

The patented capacitance sensor is built entirely from Inconel® nickel alloys on its measurement side, which offers superior corrosion resistance over long periods of time. Inconel® construction also offers high overpressure tolerances that reduce errors due to line pressure spikes, and high burst pressure ratings that contribute to overall system safety.

Wide Variety of Proportional Analog Outputs

226 & 228 differential capacitance manometers provide a high-level analog output signal that is linear with pressure. It can operate on either ±15VDC or +24VDC input voltage, and it offers four different analog output signals (0-10V, 0-5V, 0-1V, and 4-20 mA) for use in nearly any control or data acquisition system. The sensor and electronics are mounted in a rugged industrial-grade housing that has high immunity and isolation from RF and EM interference.

Twelve Different Fitting Types

These Baratron® differential capacitance manometers can be equipped with any of twelve (12) different fittings on either the measurement or reference sides, including common industrial and semiconductor-industry standards like VCR®, NW-KF, VCO®, and NPT.

Baratron® Capacitance Manometer Technology

Capacitance manometers are electro-mechanical gauges that can measure both pressure and vacuum. The capacitance gauge translates a pressure-modulated movement in a thin diaphragm into an electrical signal proportional to the pressure. The pressure sensor is the thin diaphragm that is exposed to the pressure or vacuum being measured via the inlet tube. An electrode is mounted in the reference cavity behind the diaphragm. Pressure differences between the process and the reference cavity deflect the diaphragm slightly, changing the distance between it and the electrode. Variations in this distance produce variations in the capacitance between the diaphragm and the electrode creating an electrical signal that is proportional to the pressure change. Since differences in the capacitance signal are produced by physical changes within the manometer and not by changes in the gas properties, pressure measurements by the capacitance manometer are independent of the composition of the gas being measured.

Capacitance manometer sensor schematic showing the internal components

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