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Drawing Number: 21106 
Revision: NR 

 

 

OPERATION MANUAL FOR 

MINIATURE ICP

 PRESSURE SENSOR 

105A AND 105C SERIES 

 

 3 

The  natural  frequency  and  approximate  fastest 
pressure  step  rise  time  for  various  length  passages is 
shown in the following chart. (Medium, air at 25

C). 

 

PASSAGE 

LENGTH (in.) 

PASSAGE 

RESONANCE 

(kHz) 

APPROX. 
FASTEST 

PULSE RISE 

TIME (u Sec) 

.050 

66 

.100 

33 

10 

.200 

16.5 

20 

.50 

6.6 

50 

1.0 

3.3 

100 

 

Passage Resonance vs. Passage Length 

 
Actual resonant frequencies measured in practice may 
differ slightly from the chart values due to variations 
in  the  velocity  of  propagation  of  sound  caused  by 
changes in temperature and pressure of the medium in 
the passage. 
 
For best matching of passage to diaphragm, maintain 
the .010

 clearance ahead of the diaphragm as shown 

in Typical Recessed Installation figure.

 

 
4.0        OPERATION

 

 
Connect sensor to signal conditioner as shown below, 
depending upon sensor style being used. 
 
 

Model 480A

Signal Conditioner

To Readout

070A09 Solder
Connector Adaptor

105A

Solder Terminal

2-Wire Cable

Scope

XDCR

 

 
 

Typical Circuit Connection (For 105A) 

 
 
 

 

 
Typical  Circuit  Connection  (For  105C02,C03, 
C12, C13, C22, C23, C33, C43) 

 
NOTE:  All PCB signal conditioners for ICP

 sensor 

contain  current-limiting  circuitry  to  set  the  input 
current in the range of 2 to 20 mA. 
 
Do not connect a power supply to these units without 
current limiting.  To do so will destroy the built-in IC 
amplifier. 
 
All  PCB  signal  conditioners  feature  fault-monitoring 
voltmeters  on  the  front  panel.    During  normal 
operation,  the  meter  will  indicate  about  mid-scale 
(+11 volts).  If one of the connections to the sensor is 
open,  the  meter  will  read  full  scale  (yellow  area).  
Should a short occur on the sensor line, the meter will 
read 0 volts (red area). 
 

5.0 

CALIBRATION

 

 
Because  of  the  relatively  short  discharge  time 
constant of this series, static calibration means cannot 
be used.  Fast dynamic means such as step function or 
pulse generators must be used instead. 
 
Contact  the  factory  for  help  in  solving  specific 
calibration problems. 
 

6.0 

MAINTENANCE 

 
The  small  size  and  sealed  construction  of  these 
sensors  precludes  field  maintenance  and  repair.  
Should  a  problem  develop,  contact  the  factory  for 
assistance. 

 
 
 
 
 

002A Cable

XDCR Scope

To Readout

Model 480A
Signal

    Conditioner

XDCR

 

Summary of Contents for ICP 105C12

Page 1: ...ensor Installation and Operating Manual For assistance with the operation of this product contact PCB Piezotronics Inc Toll free 800 828 8840 24 hour SensorLine 716 684 0001 Fax 716 684 0987 E mail in...

Page 2: ...id the factory warranty Calibration Routine calibration of sensors and associated instrumentation is recommended as this helps build confidence in measurement accuracy and acquired data Equipment cali...

Page 3: ...warranty against defective material and workmanship for a period of one year from date of original purchase Contact PCB for a complete statement of our warranty Expendable items such as batteries and...

Page 4: ...dividual dimensional performance and installation drawings are included in the manual for each particular model Adhere carefully to instructions on these drawings It is not necessary to use low noise...

Page 5: ...l Recessed Installation Because of its one piece machined diaphragm construction the 105A series is sensitive over its entire frontal area Use extreme care when preparing recessed installation port to...

Page 6: ...e XDCR Typical Circuit Connection For 105A Typical Circuit Connection For 105C02 C03 C12 C13 C22 C23 C33 C43 NOTE All PCB signal conditioners for ICP sensor contain current limiting circuitry to set t...

Page 7: ...s 4 Do not overtorque sensors when installing 5 Do not apply too much heat to the solder pin of style 1 8 0 TERMINAL LEAD AND GROUND To eliminate any possibility of overheating the solder terminal and...

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