AWM720P1 Honeywell Flow sensor NEW

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Description:

AWM700 Series microbridge mass airflow sensors provide in-line flow measurement with a specially designed bypass flow housing. The sensors measure flow as high as 200 standard liters per minute (SLPM) while inducing a pressure drop of 1 inch H2O, typically. The AWM700 has a high flow range capability in a small package. The sensor has a 6-millisecond response time, requires a 10 Vdc supply, but consumes only 60 mW of power. The compact plastic package withstands overpressures of 25 psi without compromising performance. The snap-in AMP compatible connector provides reliable connection. The sensor is also well suited for use in portable devices and battery-powered applications. The AWM700 Series sensors provide a combination of time proven reliability, high accuracy, and precision operating characteristics for use in the medical ventilation market and medical and analytical instrumentation applications. Its accuracy over life reduces the need for recalibration. AWM700 sensor circuitry performs amplification and temperature compensation.

CAUTION

PRODUCT DAMAGE

AWM Series Microbridge Mass Airflow Sensors are not designed to sense liquid flow and will be damaged by liquid flow through the sensor.

Failure to comply with these instructions could result in product damage.

Features

Flow tubes for ranges up to 200 SLPM

Highly stable null and full-scale

Compact package design

Extremely low hysteresis and repeatability errors, less than 0.35% of reading

Fast response time, 6 ms typical

Low power consumption, less than 60 mW

Typical Applications

Oxygen concentrators

Oxygen conservers

Respirators and ventilators

Nebulizers

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) equipment

Anesthesia delivery

Leak detection

Spectroscopy

Mass flow controllers

Telecommunications systems

Environmental climate controls

Fuel cell controls