Honeywell is pleased to announce the new Media-Isolated Pressure Transducers with Digital Outputs.

Media-Isolated Pressure Transducers with Digital Output provide an accurate, reliable and affordable solution for pressure measurement in diverse application environments including harsh media. It delivers great customer value, as multiple configuration possibilities provide flexibility of use in the application, with no upfront NRE or tooling charges. Also, in a hermetically welded design, MIP Series supports almost all media without the use of an internal seal. These sensors address the tough environmental specifications needed, and are designed to be used in harsh environments that see aggressive media. MIP Series Digital Output comes with SPI and I2C option

MIP Series Digital uses piezoresistive sensing technology with ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) signal conditioning in a stainless-steel housing and cable harness electrical connections. The MIPS Series Digital Output transducers are fully calibrated and temperature compensated from -40°C to 125°C [-40°F to 257°F]. MIPS Series Digital Output Series transducers are developed for pressure applications that involve measurement of hostile media in harsh environments. MIP Series Digital Output comes with clock speed of up to 1 MHz for the SPI output option, and 400 kHz for the I2C option, respectively.

Features

• Pressure range: 1 bar to 60 bar | 15 psi to 870 psi absolute; 8 bar to 60 bar | 100 psi to 870 psi sealed gage
• SPI output: 50 kHz to 1000 kHz , I2C output: 100 kHz to 400 kHz with 24 bits resolution in pressure and temperature output
• Fully calibrated and temperature compensated
• Total Error Band: ±1.0 %FSS from -20°C to 85°C [-4°F to 185°F], ±2.0 %FSS from -40°C to 125°C [-40°F to 257°F]
• Insulation resistance: >100 MΩ, 1000 Vdc (in dry, non-ionized air)
• Current consumption: 3 mA max.
• Suitable for both 3.3 Vdc and 5 Vdc applications
• Ingress protection: IP67
• CE, UKCA, RoHS, REACH compliant
• Twelve industry-standard pressure port types provide greater flexibility and configurable options for hermetically sealed process connections