Circuits under pressure

Oct 19, 2010 65 Replies

The original poster did not provide any details, so any suggestions will, of course, have to be general.

At that pressure, you don't just drill a hole and stick the wire through, of course. You use some sort of connector made from solid materials, with proper seals.

Easy. Make the pressure chamber out of metal, and clamp the power parts to the metal.

RoRo

Robert Roland:

No, he did say that the pressure was 250 bars.

Seals for 250 bars are not trivial not cheap.

So that the whole box gets hot. Brilliant!

So, rather than a ship in a bottle, you'd build a submarine in a Scuba tank? ;-)

Cheers! Rich

Cute, but I'd rather have a ship in a bottle in front of me than be shipped to a frontal lobotomy. ;)

JF

Hey, stop that! It's hard to groan and laugh out loud simultaneously! ;-)

Thanks! Rich

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Interesting thread. In a semi these days, marketing comes up with the numbers. Hey, they need something to justify their existence. The rational for the numbers is dubious at best. I've worked at one place where they used a number of a part they orphaned even after selling a few of the original part. Uber stupid.

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