OMEGA's PX4600 Series consists of accurate, highly reliable pressure transducers suitable for printed circuit board mounting. The small size and light weight of the PX4600 tranducers make them ideal for tough vibration and shock environments. The sensor is a small silicon chip with 4 diffused silicon strain gages. Laser-trimmed resistors provide excellent temperature compensation from -54 to 121ºC (-65 to 250°F), and users can adjust zero balance and span to tight tolerances. The unusually high performance of this transducer comes from a 4-active arm bridge sensor using a micromachined diffused silicon diaphragm and proprietary thin-film media and dielectric isolation barriers.
SPECIFICATIONS Electrical Excitation: 10 Vdc Output: 30 mV ±10% @ 10 Vdc Zero Balance: 0 mV ±5% FSO Input Resistance: 2000 Ω minimum Output Resistance: 1000 to 1500 Ω Dielectric Isolation Resistance: 100 MΩ min @ 50 Vdc applied between the case or conductive media and the bridge circuit
PERFORMANCE Accuracy: ±0.25% FSO combined linearity, hysteresis, and repeatability Sensing Element: 4-active-arm bridge using a micro-machined diffused silicon diaphragm sensor and thin-film media and dielectric isolation barriers. Temperature Sensor: Output resistance @ 24°C (75°F) 900 to 1500 Ω Temperature Coefficient: 8% min, 10% max per 55.5°C (100°F)
ENVIRONMENTAL Operating Temperature: -55 to 150°C (-67 to 300°F) Compensated Temperature: -55 to 121°C (-67 to 250°F) Thermal Effects: Zero: ±0.036% FSO/°C Span: ±0.036% FSO/°C Vibration Sensitivity: At 35 g peak sinusoidal vibration from 10 Hz to 2000 Hz (½' D.A.), the output shall not exceed 0.04% FSO/g for 15 psi range, decreasing to 0.005% FSO/g for 100 psi and above. Natural Frequency: >35 kHz for 100 psi range Shock: 100 g, 11 ms half sine wave without damage MTBF: Typical 100,000 hours @ 55°C (131°F), fixed-wing aircraft service
PRESSURE Standard Ranges: 0 to 15, 20, 50,100, 200, 300 psi gage and absolute pressure Proof Pressure: 250% rated pressure, 500 psi max, will not cause changes in performance beyond specified tolerance Burst Pressure: 300% rated pressure, 500 psi max MECHANICAL Wetted Parts: Nitride, Pyrex® glass, epoxy and Kovar® Weight: 5 g (0.2 oz) maximum
What is the country of origin for Hello,
Can you please provide the country of origin for the following parts:
PX4600-020AV
PX4600-300AV
PX4600-100AV
Asked by: bmalkows
Thank you for your inquire.
Please contact Pressure@omega.com. for up to date C.O.O. As that changes from time to time.
Answered by: application engineer je
Date published: 2022-05-02
What is the PX4600 maximum input resistance?
Asked by: bob88
Thanks for the inquire
please see below
(input resistance is between 900 and 1500 ohms )
Answered by: application engineer je
Date published: 2021-05-12
Is it pressurize directly to the backside of the pressure die (no metal diaphragm)? Is it compatible with natural gas air pressure media?
Asked by: Jason9123
Pressure is measured by the small silicon glass diaphragm mounted in the middle of the middle of the internal circuit board. Not rated for use with natural gas
Answered by: Applicatrions Engineer JK
Date published: 2020-10-02
The PX4600 specifies an accuracy of +/-0.25% FSO. But the thermal effects across the compensated temperature range, at full scale seem to add an additional 14%. That can't be right? 121°C x 0.036%/°C x 30 mV = 4.257 mV. 4.257 mV / 30 mV=14.19%.
Asked by: bob88
Thank you for this inquire
see below
For calculating thermal effects:
Use 25°C for reference temperature.
Max. compensated temperature is 121°C.
Change in temperature is 121 -25 = 96°C.
Thermal effect is 0.036% FSO/°C. (Note: this is 0.00036 FSO/°C, using decimal equivalent of percentage.)
FSO = 30 mV.
Calculating for this change in temperature:
0.00036/°C x 96°C x 30mV = 1.0368 mV
1.0368 mV / 30 mV = 0.03456 or 3.456 %
Similarly for Min. compensated temperature of -55°C,
Change is temperature is 25 – (-55) = 80°C
Calculating for this change in temperature:
0.00036/°C x 80°C x 30mV = 0.864 mV
0.864 mV / 30 mV = 0.0288 or 2.88 %
Uncompensated silicon strain gages may have thermal errors of 10 to 20 %.
Answered by: application engineer je
Date published: 2020-12-18
how should this part be tested to ensure hermetic seal is good? how does one know if seal is bad?
Asked by: jake27
Thank you for your question?
We will need some more information before this can be answered completely
This will be addressed by the engineering depart in detail by email.
Answered by: application engineer je
Date published: 2020-09-10
We purchase several of the PX4600 series transducers from Omegadyne which we solder to our printed circuit boards. Can you provide the specifications for the recommended mounting distance from the PCBA surface and any other specifications for soldering.
Asked by: Darwin
Omega Engineering recommends a minimum of .125 gap between the PX4600 sensor housing and printed circuit board to minimize stress to the glass hermitic seals during temperature swings.