6052C32U20
Kistler 6052C32U20 M5 Piezoelectric Cylinder Pressure Sensor, 6052C U20 version, 0-300 bar
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About the 6052C32U20
This is a Kistler Type 6052C high-temperature piezoelectric pressure sensor for measuring cylinder pressure in combustion engines, in the U20 version. Kistler calls U20 the heavy-duty version, with a reinforced diaphragm, and recommends it for work mainly in the knock range or at very high peak pressures. The sensor is very small and is installed front-sealed in an M5 x 0.5 bore, which makes it a common choice for cylinder heads with little room and for motorcycle and other small engines.
In the U20 version the range is 0 to 300 bar (350 bar overload) with a sensitivity of about -18 pC/bar. Kistler's patented passive acceleration compensation keeps engine vibration out of the signal. The sensor can be used with conventional fuels and with hydrogen. Kistler recommends a sensitivity value at 200 C for M5 sensors.
The 6052C has a fixed connecting cable and a KIAG M4 x 0.35 connector, and needs a charge amplifier or indicating system. Kistler supplies the mounting tools: step drill 1300A51, tap 1357A, finishing tool 1300A79 (required) and torque wrench 1300A17 set to 1.5 N m. Kistler still lists the 6052C and updated its data sheet in 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What does the U20 in the type code mean?
In Kistler's ordering key, U20 is the reinforced-diaphragm (heavy duty) version of the 6052C, rated 0-300 bar. Kistler recommends it for knock work and very high peak pressures.
What is needed to install it?
An M5 x 0.5 bore machined to Kistler's drawing with step drill 1300A51 and tap 1357A, and a sealing face finished with tool 1300A79, which Kistler says is mandatory. The sensor is tightened to 1.5 N m with the cable attached. Kistler also supplies custom M7 x 0.75 mounting sleeves (6525Asp) for heads where a water jacket would be breached.
What does it connect to?
The sensor gives a charge signal, so it goes to a charge amplifier or a combustion indicating system with charge inputs. Kistler lists an M4 to BNC adapter (1705) and an M4 to KIAG 10-32 adapter (1700A13).
Documents
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Type 6052C high-temperature pressure sensor data sheet, 000-552e (Kistler)
Datasheet · English · kistler.cdn.celum.cloud
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Uncooled piezoelectric pressure sensors instruction manual, 002-839e (Kistler)
Manual · English · kistler.cdn.celum.cloud
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Pressure sensors and systems for engine combustion analysis brochure, 961-310e (Kistler)
Brochure · English · kistler.cdn.celum.cloud
Specifications
| Version | U20, reinforced diaphragm (heavy duty) |
| Overload | 350 bar |
| Connector | M4 x 0.35, ceramic insulator |
| Linearity | <= +/-0.5 % FSO |
| Capacitance | 5 pF without cable |
| Sensitivity | approx. -18 pC/bar |
| Sensor type | Piezoelectric, uncooled, front-sealing |
| Measuring range | 0-300 bar |
| Mounting thread | M5 x 0.5, front sealed |
| Tightening torque | 1.5 N m |
| Thermal shock error | dp <= +/-0.7 bar; dpmi <= +/-3 %; dpmax <= +/-1.5 % (1500 1/min, IMEP 9 bar) |
| Operating temperature | -20 to 350 C (min./max. -50 to 400 C) |
| Calibrated partial ranges | 0-100, 0-200, 0-300 bar |
| Natural frequency (measuring element) | approx. 160 kHz |
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