AMS 2710 – analog pressure sensor module with 10 V-voltage output

AMS 2710 – pressure module with voltage output 10 V

Electrical connection AMS 2710

The AMS 2710 sensor is part of a series of miniaturized analog pressure transmitters* ready for use. AMS 2710 is a pressure sensor module* which fits for absolute, differential, gage and bidirectional differential pressure measurement.

One process of AMS 2710 production is the calibration as well as the compensation of temperature dependent drift of offset and span. No additional adjustment on the part of the customer is necessary. The sensor provides a 0…10 V output signal at 12 – 36 V voltage supply.

An integrated CMOS-DSP and EEPROM allow high accuracy in measurement capability. AMS 2710 comes as a pressure sensor module and is unilaterally mediaresistent due to underside pressurization*.

Pressure types and ranges for the AMS 2710

AMS 2710 (ultra low pressure) pressure ranges: differential or bidirectional differential: 0-5; 0-10 mbar or ±5 and ±10 mbar

AMS 2710 (low pressure) pressure ranges: differential or bidirectional differential: 0-20; 0-50; 0-100 mbar or ±20; ±50 and ±100 mbar

AMS 2710 pressure ranges: gage, differential or bidirectional differential: 0-200; 0-350; 0-1000 and 0-2000 mbar or ±200; ±350 and ±1000 mbar

AMS 2710 pressure ranges: absolute 1000 and 2000 mbar

AMS 2710 pressure range: barometric (absolute) 700-1200 mbar

Note: The AMS 2710 can also be calibrated to meet customer specifications. Further variants of the transmitter family are the AMS 2711 with a 5 V output, the AMS 2712 with a fault-resistant 4-20 mA output, the AMS 4710 in a small plastic package and the AMS 3010 in a rugged metal housing for high system pressure*.

Features

• High accuracy in measurement
• Low total error between -25…+85ºC
• 0…10 V-Output signal
• Wide range of supply voltage
• Pressure sensor module
• Maintenance-free
• Product “Made in Germany”
• Simplest installation, quick start of operation
• RoHS compliant

Applications

• Barometric measurement
• Monitoring of industrial filters
• Pneumatic control
• Monitoring of vacuum, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
• Over- and under pressure measurement