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Media resistant differential pressure sensor ME800
This corrosion-resistant pressure sensors can measure the differential pressure of two aggressive media in both directions for under and overpressure. The ceramic differential pressure sensor ME800 is a very robust differential OEM sensor for wet-wet applications for pressures between 2 and 16 bar with various electrical outputs.
Bidirectional SOIC-differential pressure sensor SM9333
Here comes the tiny one! SM9333 is a small digital (I²C) pressure and temperature sensor with impressive performance features in the lowest pressure range of ± 125 Pa.
All pressure sensors are individually linearized, calibrated and temperature compensated. These sensors can be used in various medical devices and also fit for HVAC applications.
Barometric pressure sensor altimeter
Air pressure decreases from point zero (= sea level, at 1013 mbar) with increasing altitude. Atmospheric pressure changes, at constant temperature, with approximately 1 mbar / 8 m. But it’s trickier than that. You can find more on this topic in our description “Precise altitude measurement with a pressure sensor module“.
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AMS 6916 – small sized analog pressure sensor
Here he comes: the new pressure sensor AMS 6916 with analog output for all pressure types and different pressure ranges from 0 … 5 mbar to 0 … 1.2 bar.
Industrial applications e.g. Filter control or level measurement, as well as respiratory control or gas flow measurements in medical technology are among the numerous fields of application.
Innovative sensor technology
The range of AMSYS pressure sensors extends from wafer level silicon sensors to simple SMD-mountable sensors and compensated dual-in-line sensors to packaged, ready-to-use pressure transmitters.
In addition to pressure sensors and inclinometers, AMSYS offers miniaturized OEM sensors for humidity and temperature measurement.
We are a member of the AMA – Association for Sensor Technology