This
is an MKS HPS 903 inverted magnetron cold cathode gauge vacuum
transducer with KF-25 flange.
Our price: $385
As
received by us, this transducer appeared to have been "gently used".
The plastic case shows only a few light scuffs and scratches from
handling. Sealing surfaces are in good condition - a few light
scratches, but nothing that prevents leak-free sealing. The electrodes
show only very light discoloration - not the heavy discoloration
indicative of long periods of use, or of operation at very high
pressures for significant periods of time.
This transducer was tested on a clean, turbomolecular pumped high
vacuum system. All functions appeared to work correctly.
This is not just a "gauge tube", but instead, a complete transducer. It
requires that DC voltage (14 to 30 VDC, 3 W maximum) be supplied to
operate the electronics. It produces an analog output DC voltage that
varies as a function of the measured pressure. In addition, it has a
single built-in relay that is controlled by a user-adjustable pressure
set point. One pin on the interface connector is used (by connecting to
the "low" of the input DC voltage) to enable the high
voltage of the gauge. Another pin on the interface connector
may be used (by connecting to the "low" of the input DC voltage) to
disable operation of the setpoint relay.
The electronics can be removed from the actual "gauge tube" to allow
for baking (for this gauge, limited to ~150 °C by the typical seal used
with the KF flange).
Full
specifications are
available from MKS Instruments, as is a .PDF version of the manual.
Should you have any difficulty locating that information, then please
contact us; we may be able to help.
- inverted magnetron cold cathode ionization gauge
transducer
- Series 903
- part number 109030004
- KF-25 flange
- measuring range 3.0 x 10-10
Torr to 5.0 x 10-3 Torr
- setpoint range 1.0 x 10-9 Torr
to 1.0 x 10-3 Torr
- one relay set point
- power required: 14 to 30 VDC, 3 W maximum
- analog output: 1.5 to 8.7 VDC
- LED indicators for power, high voltage, and setpoint
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