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TFPS-Series
Thin Film Point Sensitive RTD Sensor
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- Thin, flexible, non-invasive RTDs
- Fast, accurate response
- Polyimide, silicone rubber, Mylar™ insulation
- Waterproof constructions
- Surface or pressure-sensitive mounts
- Class B tolerance
- RoHS compliant
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Product Overview
- Accuracy ± 0.12 %
- Electrical Connection Stripped Leads
- Insulation PFA
- Process Temperature, Max 200 °C
- Process Temperature, Min -50 °C
- Ribbon Thickness 0.01 in
- Sensing Element Platinum Element
- Temperature Coefficient 0.00385 Ω/Ω/°C
- Temperature Coefficient Note α=0.00385 Ω/Ω/°C
- Temperature Sensor Type RTD
Omega offers a wide selection of point-sensitive Thin Film sensors using thin-film RTD elements to meet specific non-invasive application requirements for installation and performance.
Thin Film RTD sensors can be installed virtually anywhere for accurate temperature sensing and fast response in aerospace, medical, and industrial devices. These sensors have an accuracy of ± 0.12% at 0°C over a temp range -50°C (-58°F) up to 260°C (500°F).
The Thin Film sensing element offers advantages for each application. Select RTD elements to accurately monitor point temperatures with excellent repeatability (TFPS-Series), Patch-Style thermocouple for fast response surface sensing (TFPS-TC-Series), and extremely sensitive Thermistors (TFPS-Th-Series) for applications with small temperature changes.
All flexible Thin Film sensors feature quick and easy mounting with surface or pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA), and polyimide, silicone rubber or polyester film insulation.
They also feature waterproof constructions suitable for continuous immersion and standard PTFE or silicone rubber insulated lead wire options as well as stainless steel braid over lead wires.
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does this sensor measure pressure when force is applied to it?
Thank you for your inquiry - this is a resistance temperature detector (RTD) which measures temperature, not pressure. For our pressure sensors please visit the Pressure Measurement section.
Date published: 2021-05-24
How much power does these RTDs require to operate?
RTD sensors would require less than 500 microamps to operate correctly and not self heat. This is built into instruments that measure RTD sensors.
Date published: 2021-06-30