633-6491: 3 Pin Pulse Width Modulation Temperature Sensor

The 3 Pin Pulse Width Modulation Exhaust Temperature Sensor is designed for accurate measurement of exhaust temperature in combustion engines. Integrated with a thermocouple, this sensor utilizes pulse width modulation technology to convert temperature variations into electrical signals. These signals are then transmitted to the engine control unit, enabling real-time monitoring and adjustment of fuel injection and ignition timing for optimal performance and emissions control built with three pins for seamless connectivity. Attributes: • Maximum load capacitance 0.1 micrometer. • Frequency 500 hertz. • Maximum current sink 10 microamperes. • Maximum load capacitance 0.1 micrometer. • Resistant to vibration, heat, and corrosion. • Probe to exhaust port seal 175 kilopascals. • Storage temperature ranges from -55 degrees Celsius to 120 degrees Celsius. • Sensed media is exhaust. Applications: The 3 Pin Pulse Width Modulation Exhaust Temperature Sensor is installed within the exhaust system of combustion engines to accurately measure the temperature of exhaust gases as they exit the engine and provides required data to the engine control unit, enabling accurate adjustments to fuel injection timing and ignition parameters.