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Description - function: particle filter differential pressure sensor Citroen Jumper II

Power unit ~309 words

Description

(1) particle filter differential pressure sensor

"a" pressure take-off upstream of the particle filter

"b" pressure take-off downstream of the particle filter

"c" 3-way black connector

Role

The particle filter differential pressure sensor measures the difference in the pressure of the exhaust gases between upstream and downstream of the cat converter and particle filter assembly

Function

(1) particle filter differential pressure sensor

"a" pressure take-off upstream of the particle filter

"b" pressure take-off downstream of the particle filter

"d" sensitive membrane

"e" integral electronics

The resistance of the particle filter differential pressure varies as a function of the difference between the pressure upstream of the particle filter and the pressure downstream of the particle filter (the greater the difference in pressure, the greater the resistance)

The sensitive membrane "d" receives the pressure upstream of the particle filter on its upper face and the pressure downstream of the particle filter on its lower face

An electronic stage "e" amplifies the signal produced by the sensitive membrane "d"

"U" output voltage of the particle filter differential pressure sensor

"dP" difference in the pressure measured between upstream and downstream of the particle filter (bar)

The output voltage of the particle filter differential pressure sensor is proportional to the difference in pressure between upstream and downstream of the particle filter

Electrical features

"B" percentage error

"T" ambient temperature in which the sensor is operating

The graph shows the percentage error as a function of the ambient temperature of the particle filter differential pressure sensor

  • The least precise ranges of use (from ± 4 % to ± 2%) are between -30°C and - 15°C, and between + 100°C and +135°C
  • The most precise range of use (± 2%) is between -15°C and + 100°C
designationvalue
supply voltage5 V
supply current20 mA
range of differential pressure measured0 bar ≤ differential pressure measured ≤ 1 bar
maximum upstream pressure permissible without irreversibly damaging the functioning of the sensor3 bars
maximum downstream pressure permissible without irreversibly damaging the functioning of the sensor2 bars
environmental temperature in use-40 ≤ temperature ≤ +145
maximum output impedance100 ohms
channel numberallocation of channels of connector
1output signal
2earth
3supply voltage

Learning / initialisation

Programming is necessary if the part is removed/refitted