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24.0 volts
field and aircraft
nontripod mounting
0.7 pounds
ice and water
FREEZING-Rain sensor
output format:RS-422 output operates at 9600 bps; input voltage:22 to 29.5 vdc; sensing mode: 5 w max; delcing mode:27 w max; temperature range:operating:-55 degree to 77 degree celcius; storage:-65 degree to 90 degree celcius; random vibration: 7.9 grms (DO-160C category e) ; base diameter:2.88 in; base height: 3.81 in; plate size: 2.9X2.9X0.085 in; operating modes:sensing:operating with no ice or with probe ice thicknes below the set point.deicing: operating with probe ice thickness exceeding the set point.
determine the presence of icing conditions. its main component is a nickel allow rod that has a natural resonant frequency of 40khz. as ice collects on the rod, the added mass cause the resonant frequency to decrease. when the frequency decreases to 130hz (or 0.02-in layer of ice) an internal heater automatically defrosts the sensor.
A device designed to detect icing conditions and provide an ice warning signal when the ice accretion reaches a preset level. The device may also transmit an electrical signal which can be used to control operation of the ice protection system.
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Item does not contain precious metal.
No known electrostatic discharge (esd) or electromagnetic interference (emi) sensitivity.
Represents items with no adp components
The item does not have a nuclear hardened feature or any other critical feature such as tolerance, fit restriction or application.
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