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OMEGA introduces PX51-USBH pressure sensor

October 6, 2014 By Jennifer Calhoon Leave a Comment

The PX51-USBH pressure sensor is the latest in Omega’s high speed USB output transducer family. Omega’s 1kHz 24bit high precision USB core is combined with our heavy duty bonded film pressure sensor to extend our USB output capability to pressure ranges up to 30K PSI. An all stainless steel body, as well as a choice of Imperial or Metric pressure ports, is a robust solution to get your pressure data directly to your computer.

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The transducer is temperature compensated from 60 to 160 degrees F, and can be operated between -50 and 185 degrees F. The PX51-USBH is available in pressure ranges from 750 to 30K PSI. Accuracy is +/-0.25% FS (linearity and hysteresis combined), and Span and Zero Thermal effects are 0.003 and 0.005% FSO/F respectively. It is CE approved to industrial specification EN16326-1:2006.

Omega’s newly designed software, which allows graphing, logging, and displaying of data from multiple sensors, comes free of charge. Additionally, the digital pressure data can be accessed via ASCII commands, .NET APIs (included), and Labview.

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